Amasa and Enjin projects will increase the income of play-to-earn players
Millions of gamers will have the opportunity to earn money in play-to-earn games and other virtual environments.
In the last days of November, the micro-income investment application Amasa announced a partnership with the Enjin blockchain project. Its goal is to combine the power of microeconomics and the rapidly developing world of blockchain games and NFT.
The cooperation is aimed at increasing earnings in play-to-earn games and through NFT, which will be facilitated by a large Amasa user base and the experience of the Enjin team in unlocking the potential of Web3 and the metaverse.
Both companies intend to engage in technical integration in order to jointly demonstrate the benefits of generating revenue on the blockchain.
Moreover, this step allows you to combine income from games and NFT with micro-income due to cryptocurrency, data exchange, social media activities and IoT.
Another interesting project of Amasa is an application, the launch of which is scheduled for the second quarter of 2022. Having started working with Polygon, the team is now striving to present its product in the Enjin blockchain based on Polkadot called Efinity.
In a statement about the partnership, Amasa founder William Birks listed the reasons for the agreements with Enjin:
They increase network speed and reduce costs, increase user convenience and facilitate the free movement of player funds.
All this is necessary for the mass implementation of the open metaverse. We look forward to improving Enjin's technical achievements in the way we do for our users.