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Metacade, a GameFi project that aims to take gaming in the metaverse to the next level, is set to list on one of the world’s largest crypto exchanges BitMart.
The Metacade team has signed terms to have the token listed on the exchange, according to details of the upcoming listing shared via Twitter on Friday.
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According to the Metacade team, the platform is also in talks with other exchanges. In a tweet posted on Friday morning, the project said it is looking to list MCADE on seven digital asset platforms. Among those likely to add support for the token are two top 10 ranked crypto exchanges on CoinMarketCap.
What’s Metacade?
Metacade is a Web3 project designed to bring community arcade gaming to the metaverse. The platform allows gamers to engage one another, sharing gaming expertise and playing exclusive play-to-earn (P2E) games. The community of gamers can also tap into various income generation features.
As Invezz recently highlighted, Metcade and Axie Infinity are the two projects primed to take the metaverse by storm in 2023.
The Web3 project’s token MCADE is currently available in a presale after the platform’s Beta phase ended with the tokens sold out in just three weeks. The listing therefore provides an opportunity for those who might have missed out to buy MCADE on a leading crypto platform.
What is BitMart?
BitMart, which allows customers to buy and sell cryptocurrencies instantly, is a Singapore-based digital asset exchange and trading platform founded in 2017.
The company registered with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) on 15 March, 2018, acquiring the Money Service Business (MSB) license. According to details on the BitMart website, this enabled the exchange to offer crypto-to-crypto trading, with over 1000 cryptocurrencies and 50 perpetuals.
The crypto trading platform recently launched a $50 million fund targeted at incubating GameFi and NFT projects.
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