Mon Protocol Announces Strategic Partnership with Pixelverse to Enhance Web 3 Gaming Adoption | CoinCodex

cryptodailyPublished on 2024-04-09Last updated on 2024-05-30

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Web 3 publishing protocol for decentralized intellectual property (IP) and gaming Mon Protocol announced its partnership with play-to-earn gaming protocol Pixelverse. The collaboration aims to leverage the expertise of both companies to enhance Web 3 gaming adoption and grow their communities.


Web 3 publishing protocol for decentralized intellectual property (IP) and gaming Mon Protocol announced its partnership with play-to-earn gaming protocol Pixelverse. The collaboration aims to leverage the expertise of both companies to enhance Web 3 gaming adoption and grow their communities.
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According to the team statement, Mon Protocol will add Pixelverse’s gameplay universe to its portfolio, creating a collection that becomes one of the key building blocks of the growing metaverse. On the other hand, Pixelverse will gain more exposure to Mon Protocol’s large audience – with over 1.1 million users – to strengthen its Web 3 gaming community.
Introducing MON Protocol Partner - Pixelverse

Pixelverse (@pixelverse_xyz) is a quest based battler where users can explore and collect resources to craft their bots for arena battles. It features PvE battles, a "Risk to Earn" system, and customizable bots (NFT).

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— MON Protocol ? $MON (@monprotocol) April 16, 2024
Pixelverse becomes the latest gaming universe to join Mon Protocol’s extensive partnerships with recent additions of Kokodi, Moby, Aether Games Inc., and Playground Games.
The partnership presents clear goals to grow the communities of both platforms in future. The collaboration aims to grow the fan base of Pixelmon, one of the games published under Mon Protocol with over 1.1 million players. On the flip side, Pixelverse will be able to grow its community and extend its global reach via Mon Protocol’s existing user base.
On the cooperation, Giulio Xiloyannis, CEO of Pixelmon and co-founder of Mon Protocol praised the novelty of Pixelverse, stating the gaming protocol is “bringing a new feeling to the [gaming] market” given its unique games and quests. Talking about its success in emerging countries, Xiloyannis compared the gaming universe to the successes of Axie Infinity and Pixels.xyz stating:
“The fact that it [Pixelverse] is being used successfully in emerging countries is a good analogue, as it affirms the truth that mobile games like Axie's Infinity and Pixels.xyz are winning quite many hearts and [Web 3] gaming shows no sign of decreasing."

With blockchain gaming becoming more popular, Xiloyannis believes the collaboration with Pixelverse will inspire more mainstream gamers to join the crypto sphere – especially across emerging countries. 
“The gaming narrative has the potential to yield results in these regions, serving as a gateway for retail and mainstream users to enter the crypto space through play-to-earn mechanics."

To celebrate their partnership, Pixelverse and Mon Protocol are planning a Pixelverse token airdrop for select MON holders. The airdrop aims to offer $TPZ tokens to $MON token holders, enhancing the engagement and rewards of players on the platform. The airdrop will also allow the community to participate more within the gaming universe and collect more $MON tokens.
“Our focus is on rewarding questers and early adopters with their first foray into cryptocurrency through engaging gameplay. This partnership aligns with our goal to provide an educational yet enjoyable introduction to the crypto world,” Kirill Volgin, CEO of Pixelverse, said.

The symbiotic relationship between the two “gaming” companies is expected to also help advance blockchain gaming across the globe while showcasing the ability for communities to grow through exploring shared synergies. Players will also be able to enjoy enhanced qualities across the gaming universe and a better user experience on Pixelverse’s quest-based battler experience, encouraging more exploration, better resource collection, and enhanced combat.
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