XPLA announces 2025 roadmap: Will restructure token economy, establish interoperability with Ripple in Q1, etc
On January 3rd, the content-driven entertainment gaming blockchain XPLA officially announced its roadmap for 2025, focusing on four core pillars: MXGA plan to promote ecosystem expansion, global player community construction, cross-chain interconnection and token economic structure adjustment. Specific measures include:
The implementation of the third phase of the MXGA plan will expand the application scenarios of XPLA tokens, such as in-game purchases, NFT rentals, pledges and issuance of Meme coins etc., while planning to launch 30 DApps in the first half of 2025.
In addition, XPLA GAMES will be reshaped into a brand new Web3 game platform in the first quarter that supports large-scale Web3 games and optimizes user experience.
In terms of cross-chain interconnection, XPLA plans to achieve interoperability with Ethereum and Ripple ecosystems through technologies like zk chain and LayerZero.
XPLA will reorganize its token economy including measures such as token burning and community pool allocation.
Previously reported news stated that Aethir would cooperate with XPLA to launch a $10 million game project ecosystem funding program.
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