What you need to know about PlayDapp (PDA) and its mainnet?

(note: the post contains data by Investing.com)

The PlayDapp Team announced on March 25 that it plans to launch its long-awaited blockchain mainnet scheduled for April 11 to foster the development and expansion of its ecosystem.

PlayDapp has decided to launch its mainnet through the Avalanche subnet to expand its Web3 business. As a result, PlayDapp will move away from supporting the existing public multi-chain to operate an independent chain with self-verification nodes as its mainnet.

Avalanche is known for its low transaction costs and high scalability, offering improved scalability through a subnet structure that allows for the creation of customized blockchains tailored to specific enterprises.

The introduction of the mainnet underscores PlayDapp's commitment to providing user-friendly services and scalability, further expanding its Web3 ecosystem centered around the PlayDapp token (PDA).

Notably, PDA tokens issued as ERC-20 tokens on the Ethereum chain will be swapped to PlayDapp mainnet tokens (PDA) via bridging, serving as the native currency. This will facilitate various services and be used as a transaction fee processing on the mainnet, enhancing user convenience significantly.

Users will no longer need to pay gas fees in Ethereum (ETH) or Polygon (MATIC) for PlayDapp services. Instead, PDA will play a crucial role as the native currency across PlayDapp's tournaments, marketplace, and play-to-earn (P2E) game services.

Meanwhile, PlayDapp's native token – PDA – sought rapid upsurge by 14.59%, reaching $0.1243 in the last 24 hours. 

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