AltDex Launches Crypto Index Of Gaming-Related Tokens
AltDex, which is known in the crypto space as a digital currency indices provider, has just unveiled to the public its very own crypto index focused on gaming-related tokens. The firm also announced the development via its official blog post.
Introducing the Benchmark Index
The company has been successful in creating a benchmark index, which is specifically designed for the blockchain gaming category. It is reportedly called the AltDex Gaming Index. The latter, in particular, is meant to track all cryptos and tokens of blockchain-based projects, all of which are associated with eSports, video games, and other equivalent decentralized applications.
According to the official blog post from AltDex, the index is based on at least 13 coins. These include the likes of Enjin Coin (ENJ), Theta Token (THETA), WAX (WAX), Kin (KIN) , Decentraland (MANA), MobileGO (MGO), Loom Network (LOOM), DMarket (DMT), and BitGuild (PLAT). It also includes the GameCredits (GAME), Refereum (RFR), Plair (PLA), and Unikoin Gold (UKG) .
Back in March this, Enjin announced that it would soon launch an SDK or Software Development Kit specifically meant for game development engine called Unity. The Ethereum-based digital asset tokenization company developed the SDK in an attempt to give Unity developers the ability to integrate, create, and even manage the distribution of ERC1155-compliant tokens accordingly and directly on the Ethereum blockchain.
Revolutionizing the Gaming Experience
As previously reported, the blockchain games developer called Lucid Sight was successful in obtaining at least $6 million. The fund, in particular, will be used in expanding its very own digital scarcity-powered games and paving the way towards traditional game platforms.
Moreover, the aforementioned company is expected to utilize the investment in trying to bring the Scarcity Engine to the public. It is, by essence, a software developer tool with the goal of introducing the firm’s blockchain-powered games and bringing them on all potential gaming platforms, such as PCs, consoles, and mobile devices.
Also in March (somewhat in the later week of the month), the blockchain startup called Animoca Brands unveiled that it had managed to obtain a global licensing agreement with the world-renowned Formula 1. Through this, the firm will finally be able to push through its plans of publishing a blockchain game, which is completely based on the titular racing series.
According to Animoca, the above-mentioned game will be able to deepen and strengthen fan engagement. The partnership, according to the company, is completely consistent with the owner Formula One, which is Liberty Media, and its goal of improving fan experience through significant investments in the latest technology.