Ethereum (ETH) infrastructure developer Polygon has spun off a new subsidiary to advance its blockchain gaming work, and non-loadable tokens or NFTs provide a glimpse into the company’s long-term growth strategy.
The newly founded Polygon Studios have three main goals: to establish Polygon as a leader in decentralized gaming; create a brand that will attract developers and investors to their NFT ecosystem; and set Polygon as the best place to transition to Web 3.0.
Through an initiative called Polygon Gaming Studio, the company aims to help developers develop and market decentralized games. A separate initiative, Polygon NFT Studio, aims to help brands and intellectual property owners adopt custom digital collections and markets.
“With the launch of Polygon Studios, games that receive 360-degree construction support can launch large franchises and popular franchises on Polygon, and players can enjoy a new world – brand new game world for decentralized gaming and opportunities,” the company said on Monday.
Affiliated: Polygon and AU21 Capital provide $ 21 million in funds to support Polygon developers
Polygon has quickly become one of the more developer-friendly platforms in the blockchain industry. The platform added 75,000 new users over a seven-day period in May and is the source of important partnerships around decentralized applications. Billionaire investor Mark Cuban also supported Polygon because of his technical prowess and growing user base.
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