While the overall cryptocurrency market is recovering, five altcoins in particular have bounced back after major announcements. Here are the details…
Alchemy Pay announces new collaboration: Altcoin jumps
As Cryptokoin.com reported, payment service provider Alchemy Pay announced on its social platform that it has cooperated with Mouette Securities’ parent company, ZD Group. As part of this strategic cooperation framework, ZD Group provides investment in Alchemy Pay and shares four financial licenses authorized by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) and Insurance Authority (IA).
In addition, ZD Group shared with Alchemy Pay the Hong Kong Type 1, Type 4 and Type 9 financial services licenses issued by the Securities Regulatory Commission. The collaboration aims to facilitate resource sharing and strengthen commercial ties between the two entities. At the time of writing, Alchemy Pay (ACH) is up 22% from $0.23 to $0.32.
Beta version of Flow-based game launched
Web3 game studio Bloxmith has announced that the beta version of the Flow-based 1v1 teamfight game Raiders Rumble is now available for download from Google Play and Apple App Store. Players reportedly don’t need wallets or NFTs to participate in the game, and the top 50 percent of those who join the Raiders Rumble daily challenge can earn in-game items or RUMB. In addition, Raiders Rumble will host three bonus tournaments sponsored by Flow from March 23 to 31. Players will have a chance to win FLOW with a total prize pool of $120,000. With the development, the FLOW value increased by 8 percent.
Celer’s cBridge adds support for BZZ: Both altcoins rise
Reports report that cross-chain payment network cBridge launched by Celer Network has announced that it supports decentralized storage network Swarm Token (BZZ). Users now have decentralized storage and custody for Swarm Token (BZZ) between Ethereum and BNB Chain can use cBridge to perform services.CELR price gained 9.7 percent and BZZ price 9.6 percent after the development.
Aztec Network shuts down bridge project
On the other hand, Aztec Network, a privacy and expansion solution based on ZK Rollup, announced that it will gradually close its DeFi privacy bridge project Aztec Connect. The Aztec team expects to completely abandon the Aztec Connect contract after 1 year and all rollup functionality will cease. The Aztec team also noted that the entire Aztec Connect protocol is fully open source, including extended upgrades and a new security SDK.
Sinverse (SIN) game launched
Finally, SinVerse (SIN) has released a game in web3 and metaverse. Its product, SinVerse (SIN), is the first “R-rated” game in the Web3 metaverse segment, as its CTO Constantine Ene announced. It is a combination of various gaming products powered by native coin SIN and tokenized land plots. SinVerse (SIN), an MMORPG with a mafia-themed plot, introduces the aesthetics of GTA and SinCity to the global cryptocurrency community. At the time of writing, the SIN has gained 8.6 percent.
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