Former South Korean Social Media Giant in Talks ‘With Major Gaming Companies’...

Former South Korean Social Media Giant in Talks ‘With Major Gaming Companies’...

A former South Korean social media giant is still keeping alive its promise to relaunch its business with the help of the cryptocurrency industry. A local media outlet reported that Cyworld is in talks with “major gaming companies” that involve crypto-related ventures. Company Also Plans to Launch Its Mainnet to Compete With Kakao According to Yonhap, Cyworld is looking to arrange deals with software makers in the gaming industry to adopt in games its Ethereum-based token Dotori (SNS). A representative from the firm said: We are discussing ways to exchange Cyworld tokens, which....


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