In Moon Karts, success on the track isn’t the only way to grow. The Auto Vault and Academy systems introduce layers of depth—letting players generate resources, train assets, and optimize their gameplay even off the racetrack.
Auto Vault: Letting Idle Assets Work for You
The Auto Vault acts as a staging ground for your unused NFTs—those karts, drivers, or parts that aren’t part of your active presets. By staking them (along with Script tokens), you can passively produce Fuel. Fuel is essential: each multiplayer race consumes a certain amount depending on your setup. In effect, Auto Vault gives you a method to recycle idle inventory into the fuel you need to keep racing.
This mechanic encourages players not to hoard unused cards, but to channel them into a utility stream. Over time, your “bench” assets become part of your sustainable gameplay loop.
Academy: Leveling Up Your Roster
Beyond simply staking, the Academy system allows players to train and upgrade their cards. Through Academy, assets can be improved—boosting stats, unlocking tiers, or transforming them into more competitive variants. This training pipeline helps bridge the gap between low-rarity cards and those that can compete on higher levels.
By combining Auto Vault and Academy, Moon Karts ensures both active and passive progress. Even if a particular kart or driver isn’t your current mainstay, it still has purpose—it contributes to fuel generation or improves via training. Over time, this creates a richer, more balanced economy.
In short: Moon Karts’ Auto Vault and Academy are not just side features—they’re fundamental mechanisms that support long-term engagement. They turn unused assets into active contributors and allow continuous evolution of your NFT roster. Let me know if you’d like a breakdown of fuel generation rates, Academy upgrade paths, or how this interacts with in-race mechanics.