2019-3-27 12:37 |
Tron intends to enter the gaming market of South Korea, so it strikes a partnership with two major Korean associations to do with blockchain and computer games
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Oasys partners with Vortex Gaming to expand its presence in South Korea, offering the latest blockchain games and enhancing user engagement in the thriving gaming community. The post Oasys Partners with Vortex Gaming to Expand in South Korea appeared first on NFT News Today.
2024-6-26 14:15 | |
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Tron prices slide 8. 5 percent in the last week Roy Liu, the business development manager, signs a deal with two of South Korea’s gaming associations Transaction volumes low, recovery depends on bull trend resumption The Tron Foundation may be hard at work, but market dynamics are exerting pressure on TRX.
2019-2-13 21:00 | |
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Blockstream in space, South Korea starts new blockchain trial, and Atari gets into blockchain gaming. Plus, Coinbase opens crypto-crypto pairs.
2018-12-18 19:43 | |
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South Korea is bending under the weight of an epidemic. In the world’s most wired country, it’s not opioids or hallucinogens to blame, but the constant call of a connected society. Estimates vary, but South Korea — home to 51 million people — now has about a million internet-addicted children and teens.
2018-11-14 01:27 | |
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The Bitstamp cryptocurrency exchange has been acquired by NXMH, an investment firm owned by South Korean conglomerate NXC.
2018-10-29 12:59 | |
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Klaytn, the public blockchain arm of South Korean mobile platform Kakao, recently announced in a press release its partnership with nine initial service providers from a variety of industry domains.
2018-10-24 16:59 | |
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The ongoing tech development within the blockchain space is especially fast in crypto-friendly jurisdictions like South Korea. One of the sectors set to benefit from the blockchain network era is the gaming industry.
2018-9-14 08:00 | |
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Decentraland (MANA), the first ever virtual platform wholly owned by its users, announced on its official blog that it has joined forces with the South Korean government-sponsored Next Reality Partners Program.
2018-7-26 12:00 | |
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Centuries Old Board Game To Be Overhauled Through Blockchain The internationally renowned player of the Chinese board game Go, Lee Sedol, is currently making efforts to have his cherished game revamped through blockchain.
2018-7-17 23:00 | |
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The chairman of Netmarble, one of the largest South Korean gaming companies, believes that blockchain technology will soon be applied across all industries, local news outlet EDaily reports June 20. Netmarble reported revenue of 1.
2018-6-21 23:32 | |
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