Heroes of Mavia Unveils GameLink, Enhancing Gaming Economy & Ecosystem
According to official sources, Heroes of Mavia is set to launch GameLink, a Digital Asset Exchange Platform (DAEP) designed to connect multiple gaming ecosystems, enabling cross-game trading of NFTs, in-game currency, and tokens.
📌 GameLink Key Developments:
Beta version scheduled for April 25, 2025, with the official release planned for December 2025.
MPEX marketplace will transition to GameLink, bringing faster transactions, improved liquidity, and broader asset support.
Ruby 1.0 will be automatically converted to Ruby 2.0 at a 10:1 ratio, with the new token integrated across the entire GameLink ecosystem.
📌 Ecosystem Expansion:
Six flagship games will debut with the official GameLink launch, including an optimized version of Heroes of Mavia.
Players will be able to trade NFTs, Ruby 2.0, and other tokens across multiple games, unlocking greater asset utility and value.
The Mavia team will undergo reorganization to enhance operational efficiency and project execution.
The team will continue providing updates on GameLink’s progress, the Heroes of Mavia roadmap, and the MPEX migration, aiming to build a more sustainable Web3 gaming economy.
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