Hychain Games launches node sales, and its game Hytopia will launch a beta version
Hychain Games, the developer of the encrypted video game Hytopia, is currently launching a node sales activity for the game's L2 blockchain Hychain. The company stated that Hychain is based on Arbitrum's Orbit technology, and the node sales will be conducted in five stages, with the first four stages "only for whitelist members".
The developers of Hytopia hope that the Hychain node sales will "serve as an invitation to the global gaming community to help ensure the operation and security of the underlying network of Hytopia and gain rewards." The free game Hytopia will release an "invitation-only" test version at the end of the first quarter. The statement also said that the test version of Hytopia has already had more than one million players pre-registered.
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