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TradeOS and Dust2 Launch World's First Decentralized CS2 Item P2P Marketplace

TradeOS and Dust2 Launch World's First Decentralized CS2 Item P2P Marketplace

星球日报星球日报2025/06/05 12:29
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According to official news, the trading protocol TradeOS is set to collaborate with game asset provider Dust2 and others to launch a global P2P game trading market based on blockchain, supporting the free trade of assets such as CS2 and Dota2.
This market breaks the monopoly of traditional centralized platforms like Steam and Buff on player transaction funds and assets, eliminating transaction fees of 10% to 20%, supporting global liquidity trading, low transaction wear, and self-controlled funds. It is secured by the "Proof-of-Delivery" of the TradeOS protocol and zkTLS/TEE technology, providing a security layer and transaction guarantee.
It is reported that TradeOS is a Payfi protocol invested by Animoca Brands, TON Ventures, and others, dedicated to building the next generation of global trading rules based on blockchain and stablecoins.

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