Nakamoto Games ($NAKA) Goes Multichain – KISS PR Podcast

 Nakamoto Games, the pioneering play-to-earn gaming ecosystem, has announced that access to the $NAKA token, which powers the Nakamoto Games platform, will be unlocked on the BNB Chain. This is the first part of a long-term strategy to release $NAKA on multiple chains.

Nakamoto Games partnered with ChainPort to provide secure, cross-chain bridge services for the release of $NAKA on the BNB Chain. With a sleek and intuitive user interface for providing cross-chain functionality for different tokens and blockchains, ChainPort makes it easy to transfer assets between different blockchains and across different protocols, all in a safe, secure, and reliable manner.

Nakamoto Games CEO Tor commented on the new update by saying: “By launching $NAKA on the BNB Chain, we can open the door to substantial exposure and increased investment in the Nakamoto Games ecosystem. Thanks to the support of Binance and the deep liquidity and popularity of PancakeSwap, BNB Chain has grown into the solution of choice for countless blockchain projects across the globe, and we are excited about this new initiative and the prospect of bringing new services and Nakamoto Games titles and opportunities to millions of new users.”

This will be the first foray of $NAKA outside Polygon and is a huge step toward interfacing with new users operating in a new blockchain environment.

At present, BNB Chain boasts over 150 million unique addresses, and PancakeSwap has over three million active users. Once the cross-chain bridge is live, Nakamoto Games will be able to tap into these large audiences. A new liquidity pool on PancakeSwap will also be launched within the next two weeks. Staking services and liquidity farms will also be set up to encourage the adoption of the $NAKA token on the network.

According to ChainPort Co-Founder Erez Ben-Kiki/Maximiliano Stochyk Duarte, Head of Marketing at ChainPort: “With ChainPort, there is no longer any need to look for a specific bridge for different…

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