Bybit announces it will list OpenBlox on Bybit Launchpad 2.0.
OpenBlox is an EVM-based NFT gaming and web3 platform.
The BloxVerse has attracted investment from renowned investors and the community.
Crypto Exchange Bybit announced that it will list the inaugural BloxVerse platform token OpenBlox (OBX) on Bybit Launchpad 2.0. OBX is an EVM-based NFT gaming and web3 platform focusing on play-and-earn, move-and-earn, and IP branding.
Reportedly, Bybit will be hosting the initial exchange offering for OBX, which will be available on the Bybit Launchpad 2.0. This new version of the launchpad will be a freshly revamped platform for groundbreaking blockchain projects, with the full spot listing scheduled for June 30.
The team says:
Bybit users can commit BIT to subscribe to token allocations or participate in Launchpad 2.0’s new lottery model where users stake a nominal amount of Tether (USDT) for the chance to win allocations of new tokens. Users can also buy the best performing tokens from previous listings via the Launchpad.
According to the information provided to CoinQuora, OpenBlox has attracted investment from renowned investors such as Yusaku Maezawa, who made his first web3 investment with the project. The project has also received strong support from its devoted community following its initial launch.
Notably, RunBlox, a lifestyle app and OpenBlox’s first web3 venture that has gained traction while still in beta testing, is the most recent addition to the blockchain gaming ecosystem.
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Furthermore, the team claims that the OBX listing is a continuation of OpenBlox’s success. In 2022, OpenBlox closed a $4 million seed and private round, launched RunBlox, and saw massive growth in Japan and Korea as the Asia-Pacific region became the primary cohort of OpenBlox users.
“The go-to platform for promising crypto projects, Bybit Launchpad 2.0 gives users early access to some of the most sought-after tokens in the space,” claims the team. OBX is the latest addition to Bybit Launchpad 2.0’s future-forward ecosystem.
