Catizen announces that it will launch more than 300 new products in the next year, and repurchase over 10 million CATI tokens
According to Blocktempo, Catizen announced plans to launch more than 300 new games by the end of 2025, further enriching and expanding the platform's content ecosystem. At the same time, Catizen also announced its token buyback plan, expecting to repurchase more than 10 million CATI tokens. If next year's revenue exceeds expectations, Catizen will further increase the buyback amount.
It is reported that Catizen's game product reserve has exceeded 50 titles covering various categories including card games, massively multiplayer online games (MMO), match-three games, simulation management games, idle games and pigeon racing games etc., with a rich variety of themes involving mythology and fantasy among others providing users with a diverse gaming experience.
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