Justin Kan, co-founder of livestreaming platform Twitch notes the launching of Fractal, a new marketplace for gaming non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
Also, the OpenSea NFT marketplace is the largest but Fractal seeks to become a niche in gaming NFTs.
Furthermore, This announcement is coming after a Twitch plug-in, allowing streamers to offer NFT rewards to viewers. Of course, without leaving the Twitch platform. Already, Fractal has partnerships with gaming studios, dropping new NFTs on the platform. More so, it will leverage on the Solana blockchain later. Thereby, Players will now be able to buy gaming NFTs directly from Fractal gaming partners. Also, they can buy and sell gaming NFTs from other players.
“I spent an obscene amount of time farming gold on MMOs and that’s before there was any sort of durable value,”
More so, Kan, co-founder of Fractal explains.
“The shift to in-game assets being NFTs on a blockchain will unlock real ownership for players,..”
“and new layers of programmability and interoperability in games…”
“Developers will be able to make all sorts of new experiences on top of NFT games…”
“That’s the future we are excited to build.”
Notably, Fractal has a great founding team including Robin Chan, former head of Zynga Asia, David Wurtz. Then, also former co-founder of Google Drive and advisor to Shopify, and Mike Angell.
Who of course, formerly works at Fast and Shopify. Before Fractal, Kan also worked with Chan on building an incubator and investment fund known as “Goat Capital.”
“Gaming companies want to partner with us because…”
“we are industry veterans who are building for their needs,”
Lastly, Robin Chan, co-founder and head of business development at Fractal concludes.
“We’ve seen an influx of traditional developers who want to build a crypto experience,..”
“and we are excited to support them.”
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