Binance-backed and Pokémon-inspired Metaverse announces land sale

Play-for-profit game Binamon, inspired by Pokémon and powered by Binance, has announced the sale of land at its site metaverso.

According to the declaration, the landowners will receive passive income from the battles taking place in their lands.

However, no additional information has been provided as to when the land will actually be sold. It is also not known how much the land will cost.

Venus de Tirinos at Binance Arena

Practically speaking, these lands will be part of a next MOBA (“online multiplayer battle arena”, in Portuguese) called Binance Arena.

In the game, land owners can collect part of the energy from fallen monsters after battles.

As mentioned, there aren’t many details about the game or land sales yet. NS Location From the project it just says:

“Explore the 3D metaverse to trade, play, upgrade and even explore new planets.”

However, preliminary information indicates that Binance Arena landowners will be able to add interesting items to their lands, including vital orbs and power-ups. In addition, they will also be able to act on the referee part of the game.

What is a penamon?

Binamon is the metaverse of digital monsters in the form of NFTs Built in Binance Smart Chain (BSC). In the game, players collect Binamons and can win in three ways.

One of them is putting tokens for negative winnings. The second option is Get rewards for battles between monsters. Finally, it is also possible to earn tokens by advancing in battles by defeating enemies.

The world of Binamon contains three tokens, BMON, BNRG, and BMON-Z1. The first is the game’s primary digital currency that players use to populate Genesis monsters and create BMON-Z1.

Binamon runs a multi-tiered system where players can make use of the BMON to gain access to the world of BOMN-Z1, called Planet A-LGC-Z1.

According to the project’s website, “Binamers” has already won $14,354,123. All in all, over 456,000 Binamons have been created.

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