Daily Insights: Updates on Crypto, Blockchain, NFTs, Web3, and Play-to-Earn Gaming

In this cool read, we're jumping into the latest gaming buzz that's got everyone talking. First up, Andreessen Horowitz is shaking things up with their SPEEDRUN program, throwing a massive $30 million at the freshest gaming startups. It's all about bringing the newest tech and games to your screens. Then, we're spotlighting Eldarune's epic moves, like their awesome Women’s Day events and big prize tournaments that celebrate and unite gamers. And don't miss out on the lowdown on Nine Chronicles M – your guide to starting adventures and crafting your legend in this must-play mobile RPG. Whether you're looking to get into the gaming biz, snag cool prizes, or just dive into new worlds, we've got the deets for you. Get ready to level up your gaming game!

MadWorld, an innovative mobile NFT shooter game developed by Carbonated Inc., is setting the stage for a revolution in the gaming industry. With early access registrations open for iOS and Android users, the game uniquely integrates NFT-based territory control elements into its gameplay, allowing players to own, upgrade, and trade tokenized versions of real-world locations. Supported by a robust $11 million investment from industry giants like Com2uS and Andreessen Horowitz, MadWorld combines competitive shooting action with strategic land ownership mechanics. The game is spearheaded by Travis Boatman, a veteran in the mobile gaming sector, emphasizing the potential of mobile platforms to pioneer Web3 technologies. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, it promises a rich narrative and a dynamic, tokenized economy, aiming to bridge engaging gameplay with blockchain's innovative capabilities while navigating regulatory landscapes to ensure consumer protection. MadWorld is poised to redefine mobile gaming, blending traditional elements with groundbreaking blockchain technology as it gears up for its 2024 public launch.

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A new Seattle-based startup led by Microsoft veteran Rahul Sood caught the attention of investors in Silicon Valley.

The funding for Forte came when other NFT gaming companies have crossed the $1 billion valuations. Some companies reached unicorn status

Sky Mavis, the developer behind the famous NFT based game Axie Infinity, raises $152 million in recent funding led by Andreessen Horowitz