EDS Releases Cryptocurrency Backed By Video Game

EDS Releases Cryptocurrency Backed By Video Game

Token sales have become an integral part of decentralized applications, the modus operandi for fundraising in the cryptocurrency space. By making them required to use the software and releasing them ahead of time, they can effectively pre-sell anything from social networks to record-keeping systems. It was only a matter of time before the gaming industry got involved in cryptocurrency. EverDreamSoft is a video game company based out of Switzerland known for online trading card games. Their main game, Moonga, has over 250,000 registered players on iOS, Android and Facebook, and became one....


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