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He’s optimistic about where the company is heading. Wagner said that as painful as it was to let those people go, it was necessary and that the Star Atlas teams’ efficiency and momentum have improved significantly. In July, ATMTA reduced its staff by 73%, citing market conditions and spending needs.

Though Star Atlas has been hotly anticipated by the Solana community, the road to success has not been without its bumps.

Nevertheless, it's people coming in requiring resources from us to help get them started.” Maybe they don't completely understand it, but that's about it,” he said. “The only potential challenge is we just get a bunch of people asking questions because they want to build something using it. While Wagner is optimistic about the rollout of the Star Atlas build platform and SAGE Labs, he did acknowledge that there could be hurdles to launching such public resources. “It effectively says that here's a repository of assets, including branding and Star Atlas imagery, that you are free to use.” “This is also part of cultivating a flourishing ecosystem of people who want to build around Star Atlas,” Wagner added. In a release, ATMTA wrote that the tools can be harnessed to create new functionality around SAGE Labs, but it can also enable creators to spin off into new genres and experiences built around the same assets and features. If a company using Star Atlas’ assets and branding begins generating more than $1 million in revenue, fees ranging from 3% to 10% kick in depending on which industry or sector the company operates within. As Wagner explained, ATMTA requires no cut for the first $1 million worth of gross revenue for any company that uses the tools.

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