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The Sandbox, a top metaverse platform, just secured $20 million in convertible debt, boosting its valuation to $1 billion. This funding, led by Kingsway Capital and Animoca Brands, is set to transform user-generated content (UGC) games and advance digital property rights in the metaverse. Imagine a world where you can create, own, and monetize your virtual experiences. The Sandbox is making it happen! With exciting new features, a mobile version launching by 2025, and strong global partnerships with brands like Lionsgate and Snoop Dogg, The Sandbox is driving massive user engagement and a thriving creator economy. Over 5.7 million users are already on board, and the future looks brighter than ever. Dive into our article to get all the details about The Sandbox's incredible journey and what's next for this innovative platform!

Our most recent article looks at a number of important new developments in the world of blockchain gaming, which is changing very quickly. OpenSea, a well-known NFT marketplace, is facing phishing attacks, which shows how hard it is to keep your NFTs safe online. At the same time, PancakeSwap, the biggest decentralized exchange, starts selling games like Pancake Protectors and Pancake Mayor. It follows the trend of "play to earn" by adding CAKE tokens and NFTs. Blowfish Studios and Animoca Brands are putting out Phantom Galaxies, a mecha space opera that combines triple-A games with blockchain technology. Bazooka Tango, the developers of Shardbound, get $5 million in funding and say they will use web3 technology to make the game better. Finally, Space Battle Royale from the MultiversalME studio comes out on Steam, starting a new era of multiplayer action set in space. As these groups change how blockchain and gaming work together, our article breaks down the complexities and gives a full picture of the future trends that will shape this ever-changing industry.

A Singapore-based NFT gaming company called Matr1x has raised an impressive $10 million for its flagship mobile game, Matr1x Fire. This is a huge deal for the gaming industry and will change the rules of the game. Matr1x has now raised a total of $20 million, with the investment led by Folius Ventures and SevenX Fund. This shows how committed the studio is to changing the way mobile games are made. Matr1x Fire is a first-person shooter game that looks a lot like Riot Games' Valorant. It's also one of a kind because it plays like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO), with gunplay being more important than hero skills. The article talks about how important this funding round is, how investors see it, and Matr1x's plans to speed up development of Matr1x Fire. Matr1x is still proud of its unique gaming experience and future esports potential, even though it has been compared to other games and there are legal concerns. In light of the decline of Web3, this article looks at the funding landscape. It also talks about Matr1x's strategic vision and how trends are changing in the NFT gaming space.