Fuels are the bloodline towards MoonKarts rewards and learning about Autovault gives you a glimpse of the P2E version of the game. In the evolving landscape of blockchain-driven gaming, MoonKarts’ AutoVault stands out as an elegant and strategic cornerstone—and here’s why it matters so much.
At its core, the AutoVault turns otherwise idle assets—your cards—into productive tools. Rather than letting unused cards sit in your inventory gathering dust, you can stake them to passively generate fuel, the essential resource that powers your races. In effect, AutoVault functions as a bridge between collecting and active play.
But it’s not just a passive rewards system. The design introduces meaningful choices. The fuel you earn depends on the rarity and types of the cards you stake, so you’re constantly assessing trade-offs: which cards to deploy, which to hold back. Plus, there’s a minimum staking period—if you withdraw too early, a cooldown kicks in—so timing and planning really matter.
To prevent runaway exploitation, MoonKarts layers in additional requirements. You must stake Script tokens (its ecosystem stablecoin) to gain more card-staking slots, and future upgrades to the AutoVault will demand both Scripts and COLONY tokens. This ensures that fueling your gameplay is tied to broader participation in the economy, so the system scales sustainably.
And the AutoVault doesn’t exist in isolation. The upcoming Academy mode complements it by letting you stake cards to earn Airdrop Points, which unlock different types of card airdrops over time (e.g. drivers, boosters, parts). This deepens engagement, creating a fuller looping rhythm between holding, staking, and earning. AutoVault transforms passive inventory into active yield, aligns incentives across the MoonKarts economy, and layers in strategy without complexity. For players who want both utility and depth, it’s a vital piece of the MoonKarts experience.