Over 200,000 people have now joined the community of BitSolara to have easy access to web3. Infiblue World has revealed this strategic collaboration with the gaming and Web3 community through its official social media platform, X account.
According to an official announcement by Infiblue World shared on the social media platform X on 29th of May, the company has joined hands with Bitsolara to build a more rewarding, simplified, social, and gamified web3 environment for users from across the world and help them enjoy a better experience in the world of web3.
With the help of major blockchain networks Solana and TON, Bitsolara continues to transform Telegram into a completely gamified decentralized finance hub for users. It recently started Bitsolara Ambassador program for the betterment of web3 and also to shape the ecosystem of GameFi where the users of the community can take part and earn rewards.
Over the course of the last one month, Infiblue World has teamed up with different firms and projects in the wake of its purpose to shape the future of web3 social. On the 28th of May, it announced it partnership with MeeGames to redefine social experience and the future of digital interaction. Both of these firms aim at delegating developers and gamers across the ecosystem of web3.
Moreover, the company is working on boosting the value of its native crypto called MONIE and rewarding its long-term holders. Under a part of its deflationary model, the company has burned more than 20 million MONIE coins as well.
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Author: NixCoin
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