Ethereum Based US Gaming Company Raises $6 Mln in Crowdsale
Ethereum based US gaming company, Firstblood Technoligies Inc. claims to have raised over $6Mln in Ether (465,312.999 ETH) few minutes after it launched its crowdsale on 26 Sept 2016. P2P platform. FirstBlood is a peer-to-peer (p2p) gaming platform offering competitors the opportunity to win tokens by challenging each other to skill-based games like League of Legends, Counter Strike: Global Offensive, and DOTA 2. Being only one out of several other existing e-Sports platform involved in competitive gaming, the owners of Firstblood Technologies say that the system is based on integrity,....
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