August 20, 2019
DGaming, a technology company that seeks to make decentralized gaming as popular as traditional gaming, has announced that they’re upgrading their DGaming Store platform to host game item sales. To celebrate this release, they will be hosting a 12-day event which will be the most diverse sales event in the DGaming industry to date.
The DGaming Sales Festival will feature unique NFT assets from at least 12 of the most popular blockchain gaming projects, as well as a number of daily giveaways for participants in the sale.
There will be multiple daily giveaways, and an overall giveaway at the end of the event. Winners will be determined by a sales leaderboard, with participants vying for top spot based on their sales event participation. DGaming has a number of rare NFT items to give away to the most active participants.
An NFT (non-fungible token) is a digital item which is used to create unique digital scarcity and ownership. NFTs can be deployed in games or traded for digital value. Perhaps the most well-known example of an NFT sale, to date, is the Crypto Kitty that sold for 600 ETH (approximately $170,000) in September of 2018.
The sale of this cat-themed NFT was far from a one-off event, with communities of people trading assets on a daily basis, and even making career from it. One such project which allows users to own digital assets, Decentraland, recently recorded 149 transactions over a 7-day period with $114,001 in assets traded.
DGaming feels that the industry currently lacks a place where projects can reach a wider audience when launching their item sales. Their proven marketing expertise and standing in the community will help to improve the reach of projects and the industry as a whole as it seeks to attract a wider audience.
The sales event kicks off on August 26th at DGaming.com, and a full sales schedule will be published in due course.
For further information, please contact
DGaming Business Development Officer – Marina Shim
marina.shim@dgaming.com
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