KingSpeed's Mainnet Version: A Massive Launch with Total Reward of Upto USD 10,000
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Hà Nội, Vietnam, 18th June, 2022, Chainwire
KingSpeed officially launched the very mainnet version with new features and cars.A tournament with a total prize pool of USD 10,000 will also be held with several pools for users to participate in.
On June 17th, KingSpeed officially launched the mainnet version for its blockchain racing game after a successful testnet tournament back in April 2022 with over 5,000 participants. With this mainnet version, KingSpeed is looking forward to making the game even more popular within the play-to-earn enthusiast community.
In this version, racing enthusiasts can enjoy real earnings by using their cars to compete with other players. The game will contain interesting game modes for racing enthusiasts: The first one is Grand Tournament in which the user will compete with 7 other users and win the race to earn gKSC (gKSC is the in-game currency that users can exchange for KSC after). The other mode will be Versus mode or 1v1 battle, in which a user will stake an amount of gKSC and compete with another and the winner takes all gKSC. Besides these two modes, there will also be a casual mode for users to join and practice their racing skills without the fear of losing to others.
The game will use two different tokens: KSC and gKSC. KSC is the game native token that can be used to buy and upgrade in-game items as well as to cash out and trade. On the other hand, the token gKSC will be used for an in-game purpose- which means it will be used to reward users as well as to stake in Versus mode. The gKSC and KSC will have the same value in which 1 gKSC = 1KSC. The token flow can be seen in the photo below.
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