Aavegotchi, the open-source NFT gaming protocol, has announced a partnership with Polygon to launch Gotchichain, a dedicated blockchain for all things Aavegotchi.

The collaboration will see Aavegotchi utilize Polygon’s Supernets technology to create a blockchain optimized for gaming, with faster transaction times, lower gas fees, and superior scalability. Gotchichain will be the perfect platform for Aavegotchi-themed games and dapps, providing the ultimate user experience for blockchain gamers.

“We are thrilled to partner with Aavegotchi to bring gaming to the next level,” said Hamzah Khan, Head of DeFi at Polygon. “Polygon’s Supernets technology will enable Aavegotchi to create a blockchain optimized for gaming, providing users with the ultimate NFT gaming experience.”

Gotchichain will be powered by Aavegotchi’s eco-governance token, GHST, which will serve as the gas token for all transactions. All Aavegotchi assets will continue to be minted on Polygon POS but can be bridged over to Gotchichain to be played in the new, gaming-friendly environment.

To incentivize and inspire new developers and game studios to build on Gotchichain, Aavegotchi is planning to fund a game developer’s program. The launch is expected to take place in early Q3 2023, making Aavegotchi one of the first gaming protocols to utilize Polygon’s Supernets.

“We believe that by utilizing Polygon’s Supernets technology, we can create a gaming blockchain that will revolutionize the blockchain gaming industry and provide the ultimate experience for players and developers worldwide,” said Jesse Johnson, COO of Pixelcraft Studios.

Aavegotchi has already reached new heights this year with major milestones such as the release of the Aavegotchi Forge and the closure of the GHST Bonding Curve. With the launch of Gotchichain, Aavegotchi is set to continue its upward trajectory in the NFT gaming world.

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Pixelcraft Studios, the developer of the popular Metaverse game “Aavegotchi”, has recently announced that it has raised $30 million through a multi-year token sale. The company has collected funds by selling its own token “GHST”.

This announcement has been making waves in the gaming and cryptocurrency communities, as it marks a significant milestone in the evolution of gaming and blockchain technology.

Aavegotchi is a unique game that combines various elements such as DeFi, NFTs, and gaming. The game allows users to purchase and customize digital pets called “Aavegotchis” with unique traits and abilities. Players can also use these Aavegotchis to fight other players and participate in various games and events within their own metaverse called “The Gotchiverse”. The design of Aavegotchis is reminiscent of the popular digital pet game “Tamagotchi”, which adds to the nostalgia factor for many players.

The GHST token is used to buy and sell in-game goods such as the digital pet Aavegotchi. Users can also stake GHST tokens to earn additional rewards that can be passed between users. This unique system provides an immersive gaming experience while allowing players to benefit from the growth of the cryptocurrency market.

One important note about the token sale is that it was funded using the stablecoin DAI. The token sale began in September 2020, but it ended earlier than planned due to concerns about the instability of DAI. The price of DAI had deviated from its original price of $1 due to the Silicon Valley Bank bankruptcy and the USDC dip (price divergence) that occurred in early March. However, DAI has rebounded to near $1 since then.

The success of the GHST token sale and the Aavegotchi game demonstrates the growing interest and adoption of blockchain technology in the gaming industry. As the Metaverse continues to evolve, we can expect more innovative games and applications that utilize the power of blockchain technology to enhance user experience and provide new opportunities for growth and investment.

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