Arcnes, which used to be Luart, a Terra-based NFT marketplace, before rebranding, aims to offer a complete suite of products and services for blockchain-gaming projects.
The project announces on the Twitter page:
The blockchain game is still developing and is less affected by the downturn of the crypto market, potential investors who continue to pour capital into this field are one of the hallmarks of its potential.
Choosing NEAR as Arcnes’ first integrated blockchain shows that the project wants to open the door to aspiring crypto founders and become an all-in-one NFT gaming platform focused on serving blockchain game projects & NFT.
In addition, Arcnes will position itself as a multimodal platform, so the project will expand to new blockchains (Solana, Avalanche,…) as the project grows.
The Near Foundation also recently established a $100 million investment fund focusing on the project’s Web3 development, promising to be one of the leading blockchains in this field competing with Solana.
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