In Brief:
- Cambria (official site) has stood up the Cambria Foundation and thrown open registration for RSGP, its token.
- Persistent assets, guild treasuries and high-stakes play are all slated for Genesis.
- The opt-in window for historical users runs through September 29, 2026, though tokenomics are still thin on detail.
New foundation launched
The Cambria Foundation is now formally established, set up to steward and grow the wider Cambria ecosystem. Revealed on X at 00:00 UTC on Monday, the move reinforces Cambria’s claim to be a front-runner among crypto stakes-based games — a title built on the millions reportedly risked across three years of development.
Token details revealed
RSGP — short for Real Stakes Game Play — is the project’s native token, and it sits at the heart of how the coming Genesis world will run economically. According to the foundation, Genesis is being built around lasting asset ownership, treasuries held by guilds, and contested resources. Among the planned features are what the team calls fierce “high stakes war games,” with the protocol and RSGP holders setting the incentives.
User eligibility and timeline
Anyone who played Cambria previously can sign the Genesis Event Agreement through the game’s lobby site. That window shuts on September 29, 2026, at 11 PM ET. The team says more concrete information on RSGP will land before the Genesis Event itself.
Gameplay insights
Early looks at Genesis suggest players will be able to buy up individual buildings across five major cities and charge others for using them. “Island barons” also feature in the design, meant to work together to cut transport costs and break the grip of city monopolies.
More information is available at the Cambria website.