New Play-to-Earn Winter Olympics Game Shoots FLOW Tokens Up
After a new officially licensed mobile game showcasing the ongoing Beijing 2022 Olympics Winter Games was launched on the network, Flow’s FLOW tokens surged 11% in the past 24 hours
nWayPlay’s Olympic Games Jam: Beijing 2022, a play-to-earn mobile game that was created in collaboration with the International Olympic Committee, launched this week where p can earn Olympic NFT digital pins competing for gold in a series of arcade-styled winter sports games. for the gold.
On Wednesday, FLOW tokens surged as high as $9 from the previous day’s $7 level. Flow is now trading at $8.22 according to CoinMarketCap data.
nWayPlay offers players the ability to connect via both custodial and non-custodial wallets, meaning they could purchase in-game assets via credit card or connect to native crypto wallets with the tokens they’ve earned.
.@nWayPlayNFT, a subsidiary of @animocabrands, has launched an amazing officially licensed play-to-earn mobile game on iOS and Android!@Olympics Games Jam: Beijing 2022 is available TODAY!
Learn more: https://t.co/t19rWSncdx
Play today: https://t.co/7JPYcIjDCz pic.twitter.com/ukc7YDD6Lf
— Flow (@flow_blockchain) February 8, 2022
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The game, that is available on both Android and iOS apps, allows players to acquire in-game assets via credit card or connect to native crypto wallets with their earned tokens.
The Flow network has become popular for sports products. Basketball card trading game NBA Top Shot has 1.2 million registrations while cricket game Crictos has 1 million signups.
Towards the end of last year, International Cricket Council (ICC) announced the launch of a cricket non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace on the Flow blockchain.
Although FLOW tokens have seen a good surge this week, prices are still down 80% since its high of $42 in April 2021.
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