Designed to aid both marketplaces and customers in the realm of in-game digital asset exchange, WAX is taking on a huge industry - however, the token has a head start.
The development team working on the exchange platform is the same development team behind OPSkins, the largest digital exchange platform in the world.
Instead of fragmented marketplaces across the globe, WAX is uniting the economy by creating a single market designed specifically for the exchange of digital assets.
Blockchain technology renders the WAX exchange completely immutable - your transactions are 100% safe from cyber thieves.
OPSkins will fully support WAX, integrating it into their existing platform.
The WAX platform runs on a Delegated Proof-of-Stake algorithm, originally created by BitShares.
OPSkins, the world's largest digital marketplace, is the driving force behind the WAX project.
President of WAX and CIO at OPSkins, CasSelle has plenty of experience in the digital media technology space.
WAX is the decentralized solution - an entirely trustless, global platform for the exchange of in-game items.
Video games and blockchain are meant for each other - gamers trade digital assets on a daily basis, and blockchain was designed to track digital assets.
A Decentralized Exchange Platform for Digital Assets
gepubliceerd op Apr 9, 2018
by Cryptoslate | gepubliceerd op Coinage
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