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What is Pixel That Uses Ronin Blockchain? 

Ronin’s capabilities are proven with the successful transition of popular Web3 game Pixel from the Polygon blockchain to Ronin. Now live on the Ronin blockchain, players log in via Ronin wallets to start their adventures.

Gameplay on Ronin remains the same as on Polygon; the only difference is the need to connect the Ronin wallet instead of the Ethereum wallet to play. Pixel, working on a dual-token system, provides a unique gaming experience. 

How Does It Work?

You can immediately start building the world you want on your pixel land that you purchase through Opensea. As this game is similar to farming, the aim within the game is sowing and reaping. We first earn $BERRY coin during the game. Then we need to convert these coins into $PIXEL.

To start playing the game, click here.

Founders

Founded by Luke Barwikowski, who learned software at a young age and sold his first application at the age of 18. Barwikowski seems to be a founder who trusts his team, as he uses the following sentences;

“We have assembled the undisputedly most talented team in the field. Each member of the team has hands-on product development experience and our design team has launched games played by hundreds of millions of users.”

Investors

Looking at the investors, among the noticeable companies are big ones like OpenSea and Anomica Brands. Pixel talks about its partnerships as follows;

“We work with trusted partners who share our vision. They all support us together as we build Pixels Universe with our growing gaming community.”

You can find the detailed article about Pixel, brought to Binance’s Launchpool, from our Coin Engineer Blog page.

Binance Launchpool: What is Pixels (PIXEL)?

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