One of the best-funded and mysterious blockchain gaming companies looks like it’s going to announce something big.
US outfit Limit Break raised $200 million in August 2022, also launching its DigiDaigaku NFT collection, which it was assumed would be backed by a mobile game.
But since mid-2024, the only news that’s been released has been about Limit Break’s work on Ethereum standards for NFT and token trading.
Its ERC-721C and ERC-20C protocols have been widely adopted, with Sky Mavis launching its bAXS token, which uses the so-called Apptoken ERC-20C standard, last week.
However, there hadn’t been any news of whether Limit Break was building any products using this technology itself.
This has now changed with the launch of a holding page for interested parties to sign up for more details about what Limit Break calls “a next-generation blockchain experience”.
Another small nugget is that respondents will be the “first to know about testnet”, suggesting that Limit Break is launching some form of blockchain. Whether that’s a full L1 or some form of L2 or L3 is obviously conjecture at this stage.
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