Binance plans to use its Launchpool platform to launch trading support for the new native asset of a gaming blockchain.

Binance Launchpool, which lets users stake coins to farm new assets, says its 66th project will be GUN, the official token of the GUNZ blockchain, which was built by developer Gunzilla Games.

The chain currently powers Gunzilla’s Extraction Royale game “Off The Grid” and its infiltration game “Technocore.”

Gunzilla says in the project’s whitepaper that the chain was “purpose-built for AAA web3 gaming.”

“Originally created to support a community-driven economy for Gunzilla’s flagship title, Off The Grid (OTG), GUNZ has evolved into a full-featured platform offering blockchain-native infrastructure essential for modern game development.”

Between March 28th and 31st, Binance users can lock their BNB, the crypto exchange platform’s native asset, as well as the stablecoins First Digital USD (FDUSD) and USDC, to receive GUN airdrops.

The top global crypto exchange then plans to list the asset on March 31st. Binance will attach a seed tag to GUN, which the exchange applies to lower-liquidity projects that may exhibit higher volatility compared to other listed tokens.

Binance requires users who own assets with seed tags to pass quizzes every 90 days to ensure they’re aware of the risks before trading the tokens.

 

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Binance plans to use its Launchpool platform to launch trading support for the new native asset of a gaming blockchain.

Binance Launchpool, which lets users stake coins to farm new assets, says its 66th project will be GUN, the official token of the GUNZ blockchain, which was built by developer Gunzilla Games.

The chain currently powers Gunzilla’s Extraction Royale game “Off The Grid” and its infiltration game “Technocore.”

Gunzilla says in the project’s whitepaper that the chain was “purpose-built for AAA web3 gaming.”

“Originally created to support a community-driven economy for Gunzilla’s flagship title, Off The Grid (OTG), GUNZ has evolved into a full-featured platform offering blockchain-native infrastructure essential for modern game development.”

Between March 28th and 31st, Binance users can lock their BNB, the crypto exchange platform’s native asset, as well as the stablecoins First Digital USD (FDUSD) and USDC, to receive GUN airdrops.

The top global crypto exchange then plans to list the asset on March 31st. Binance will attach a seed tag to GUN, which the exchange applies to lower-liquidity projects that may exhibit higher volatility compared to other listed tokens.

Binance requires users who own assets with seed tags to pass quizzes every 90 days to ensure they’re aware of the risks before trading the tokens.

 

Disclaimer: Opinions expressed at The Daily Hodl are not investment advice. Investors should do their due diligence before making any high-risk investments in Bitcoin, cryptocurrency or digital assets. Please be advised that your transfers and trades are at your own risk, and any losses you may incur are your responsibility. The Daily Hodl does not recommend the buying or selling of any cryptocurrencies or digital assets, nor is The Daily Hodl an investment advisor. Please note that The Daily Hodl participates in affiliate marketing.

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