Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has launched trading in the OpenBlox (OBX) token of the NFT gaming platform of the same name, paired with Tether (USDT). The platform has also distributed 100 million OBX among users.

The total number of OBX is 10 billion, the price of the asset at the time of writing is 0.016 USDT. Token holders can manage the platform, pay in-game fees and earn from betting.

On the occasion of the listing, Bybit launched a promotion: the first 600 traders with a trading volume of 50,000 OBX will receive a share of the 2.5 million OBX prize pool. The event will run until 6 July 12:00 (UTC).

OpenBlox creates online games with SocialFi and GameFi elements – monetizing in-game achievements and social activity.

OpenBlox has launched a closed beta app for walking and running using Runblox NFT shoes.

The game works on the Move to Win principle: users move and earn RUX coins. The current price of the asset is $2.45.

With the help of RUX you can improve the performance of your existing shoes or introduce a new model in the form of NFT. Players sell or rent created sneakers. In terms of trading volume and capitalization, the game ranks first on the Avalanche network.

“RunBlox is very popular in Asia and is currently actively developing in the markets of Russia, Turkey and the Arab region. We were able to get funding from billionaire Yusaku Maezawa, also known as Japanese Elon Musk, for the development of RunBlox and other products of the OpenBlox platform,” said Sunil Chauhan, the company’s marketing manager.

OpenBlox plans to launch Rogueblox online game by the end of 2022.
In it, players will create and collect NFT heroes, travel through the game’s universe and fight monsters.

OpenBlox has also launched marketplaces for Rogueblox characters and Runblox sneakers. At the time of publication, the company is developing LandBlox and ActionBlox games with Play-to-Earn elements.

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