- Heroes of Mavia is beginning to introduce methods for using and obtaining MAVIA tokens as the game’s second phase gets underway. This is the method.
Heroes of Mavia, an iOS and Android mobile game that resembles a Clash of Clans with a cryptocurrency theme, revealed this past weekend that it has entered Phase 2: Next Frontier. This phase will see the addition of new features and an integration of the MAVIA token into the game’s gameplay loop.
The majority of the features have been constructed and are presently being tested before to full launch, according to designer Skrice Studios. Elements of the crypto integration will be released progressively over the following four months.
In February, the MAVIA coin was introduced on Ethereum and was given out by Skrice to 100,000 players who also held 10,000 Ethereum NFT in-game land plots. However, the token served no purpose in the game up until this moment.
A website marketplace where investors and players can trade legendary item NFTs for MAVIA tokens is planned. This comes after the Ruby Marketplace, which debuted in May and allowed users to trade things for RUBY, Heroes of Mavia’s in-game, off-chain currency.
RUBY is not a cryptocurrency according to Apple’s App Store standards, but it does behave like bitcoin. Similarly, Ruby Scan, the next block explorer, can be used to find every RUBY transaction.
As with any other block explorer, you may look up addresses and observe all of the transactions—of both MAVIA and RUBY, in this case.
With the soon-to-be-released Ruby Swap Tool, users will be able to exchange their in-game RUBY for MAVIA cryptocurrency tokens at a rate that fluctuates based on the market.
A total of eleven new features, including an NFT and token bridge, MAVIA staking pools, and a new PvP game style, will be introduced in Phase 2.
This follows what seems to have been a successful debut period for the touchscreen strategy game with Clash of Clans inspirations. The team claims that Heroes of Mavia distributed over 275 million RUBY won in-game, had over 4 million downloads on both iOS and Android, and had an average of 74,000 active users per day.
Nevertheless, the MAVIA token’s decline has persisted despite the news. According to CoinGecko, it has dropped 8% today to $2.17, a 21% decrease over the previous week and a 34% decline over the last 30 days. Since its February all-time high price of $10.57, MAVIA has already dropped by almost 80%.
Disclaimer : This article was created for informational purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice. An asset’s past performance does not predict its future returns. Before making an investment, please conduct your own research, as digital assets like cryptocurrencies are highly risky and volatile financial instruments.
