The cost of FLOW tokens has ascended to $8.98 as of now, as a new, authoritatively authorized versatile game featuring the current Beijing 2022 Olympics Winter Games was presented on the organization this week.
An official tweet stated:
.@nWayPlayNFT, a subsidiary of @animocabrands, has launched an amazing officially licensed play-to-earn mobile game on iOS and Android! @Olympics Games Jam: Beijing 2022 is available TODAY!
About way play
As indicated by an official statement, nWayPlay’s Olympic Games Jam: Beijing 2022 is a free-to-play portable game created related to the International Olympic Committee. As they battle for gold, players take part in various arcade-styled winter sports to obtain Olympic NFT computerized pins.
nWayPlay permits clients to join utilizing both custodial and non-custodial wallets, and that implies they might utilize their tokens to purchase in-game resources with a Visa or interface with local crypto wallets.
The game is accessible on both Android and iOS applications and can be gotten to with a nWayPlay ID – not at all like other crypto applications, no wallet association is important to play the game.
The Olympic-marked game joins the Flow organization’s different merchandise. As per the creators of Flow, there are 1.2 million enrolled clients on the b-ball card exchanging game NBA Top Shot, 1 million users for the cricket match-up Cristos, and more than 3.7 million individual records on Flow.
The flow goes Cross-chain with Chainlink
With the deployment of a Chainlink Price Feed, the blockchain has expanded on its cross-chain and decentralized finance goals.
The FLOW/USD price feed, which is open to all decentralized apps (dApps) on the Ethereum blockchain, will allow developers and current DeFi platforms on Ethereum to incorporate FLOW into other marketplaces that demand precise, decentralized pricing data.
Flow stated that it chose a cross-chain approach owing to strong confidence in a “multi-chain future” and the “rich DeFi ecosystem” that exists on Ethereum, with the inclusion of a FLOW/USD price feed through Chainlink opening a “broad variety of possible use cases for developers and consumers.”
Price Movement – FLOW
The tokens arrived at a high of $9 on Wednesday, up from $6.97 the other day. Since last week’s $5.50 mark, costs have been consistently rising. It, then again, saw opposition at $8.50 as costs tumbled to $7.94 in early Asian hours.
However, FLOW tokens have been one of the largest losses for investors. Prices have fallen by 80 percent from reaching a high of $42 in April 2021, and have reached as low as $4.42 last month.
