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# Participants

CEREAL Planet participants are categorized into five types, with Users (Students) as the starting point for onboarding into CEREAL Planet

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* Users (Students) - Users engage as players in CEREAL Planet, consuming content generated by other participants and completing quests.
* Sponsors(Universities) - Universities participate on CEREAL Planet for communication and promotional purposes. They create spaces such as promotional venues, campuses, international student information centers, and admission seminars in the metaverse and create quests to encourage user participation.
* Sponsors(F\&B) - Shops located around universities, including restaurants, cafes, and bookshops. They create relevant quests to promote their businesses and increase sales.
* Sponsors(Educational Institutions) - Institutions engaged in educational activities, such as academies, publishers, and educational policy organizations. They create quests to promote their institutions, boost sales, and monitor educational trends.
* Donations - Encompasses individuals and organizations contributing for charitable or sponsorship purposes. Through quests and SBT (Soulbound Token), they can target specific beneficiaries for donations.


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