Unlike traditional fundraising mechanisms, $OL will not involve token sales, team allocations, or early investor distributions. Instead, active users will earn the token through platform activities, including gameplay challenges, events, and unique opportunities within partner games.
This move aligns with the growing trend of publisher-specific blockchains designed to create customized ecosystems for creators and developers.
By building on Sei, both Drift Zone: Arena and the upcoming collectible auto-battler Drift Zone: Origins will leverage the network's 380-millisecond block finality and process up to 12,500 transactions per second to deliver Web2-like gaming experiences with Web3 benefits.
Currently boasting over 50,000 active monthly users, Monster League Studios is focused on creating a multi-title ecosystem where players can carry assets seamlessly between games.
The funding will be used to scale Mocaverse’s operations, build out its network, and onboard millions of users through collaborations with large companies and communities.
