ICYMI: TreasureDAO: DeFi Infrastructure Bridging Metaverses
TreasureDAO is a decentralized NFT infrastructure on Arbitrum that bridges a growing network of play-to-earn metaverse projects.Metaverses in this ecosystem are powered by MAGIC tokens and are linked to each other by lores, transferable assets, and token economics.
It aims to develop an infrastructure that consists of essentially four different lego bricks: a foundation for other projects, a P2E game, interoperable assets, and an NFT marketplace. It may turn out to be extremely challenging to build all these facets at once.Gain access to this research piece and 100s of others, including ecosystem maps, company profiles, and topics spanning DeFi, CBDCs, banking and markets.
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