REI Network is thrilled to announce its partnership with StarryNift, the first gamified massive co-creation Web 3.0 platform and launchpad for fun digital collectibles integrated with 3D metaverse in the confluence of multiple worldviews.
This partnership between StarryNift and REI Network tends to bring marketing as well as development boost to both the projects, they wish to build partnerships with more high-quality communities to promote the Web3 spirit together.
Upgraded from GXChain, REI Network is now an efficient and secure public chain compatible with EVM. REI Network is based on the lightweight code construction of open-source projects such as LibP2P, EVM, Express, and GRPC. Which provide developers with a more relaxed development environment. The innovative free economic model can effectively reduce the on-chain transaction cost of users. REI Network improves on-chain interoperability through high-quality bridges. Apart from inheriting existing users, REI Network aspires to become a bridge for billions of Web2 users to safely, efficiently, and freely switch to Web3 networks.
About StarryNift
StarryNift is the first large-scale Web3 co-creation platform that integrates gamified NFTs, NFT art collections, and Metaverse creation.
StarryNift incorporates a variety of GameFi elements onto their platform, from PVP & PVE NFT strategy card battles to quarterly tournaments, to NFT breeding systems, and more. They also include 3D, VR metaverse content, such as interactive exploration games, music parties, and galleries.
About REI Network
REI Network (GXChain2.0) is an EVM-compatible public blockchain. As an Ethereum parachain, it owns the features of lightweight, free and dev-friendly. REI Network is to effectively solve the current high-cost and low-efficiency problems of public chains. Therefore, REI Network can achieve free, low-cost development and rapid migration of applications, and can be shared and symbiotic with the EVM ecosystem, also supporting the development of Defi, GameFi, and NFT.
SOURCE: MEDIUM
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