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# MVP3 Release Notes

## Introduction

We're excited to announce the release of MVP3 for the Web3 Traffic Exchange SDK. This update brings significant improvements to our platform, enhancing user experience, ad performance tracking, and overall system functionality.

## Key Updates

### User Interface Enhancements

* Updated start page UI for improved user experience and visual appeal.
* Refreshed offer wall UI with optimized layout and design.

### Ad Performance and Tracking

* Implemented tracking of ad impressions, now linked to subsequent clicks for better performance insights.
* Enhanced click verification endpoint to include Telegram User ID for ads tracking in TMA environments.

### Game Integration and User Engagement

* Introduced in-game bonuses as rewards for ad clicks, incentivizing user engagement.
* Implemented a new ad selection rule to show banner ads only for games the user hasn't played, enhancing discovery.

### System Improvements

* Updated AWS production infrastructure for improved scalability and performance.
* Modified the default points system for new publishers, now reading from the database as a parameter for easier management.

### Developer Tools

* Updated test clicker games to align with the new offer wall system and user tracking mechanisms.

## Current Limitations

* One wallet address per user account.
* Limited to one active campaign per user.
* Maximum of two inventories per user (one banner and one offer wall).
* Points system remains a virtual currency without blockchain integration.

## Upcoming Features

We're continually working to improve the SDK. Future updates will focus on enhancing reporting capabilities, expanding ad targeting options, and further improving the user interface.

## Feedback

Your input is crucial for our ongoing development. Please report any issues or suggestions through our support system at <https://dmtp-tech.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new>.


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