Blockchain Gamification Revolutionizes Web3 Brand Engagement and User Acquisition

How Blockchain Gamification Boosts Web3 Brand Engagement and User Acquisition

User acquisition remains a significant hurdle for Web3 brands, as highlighted by Cointelegraph in their article on blockchain gamification. The platform Midle emerges as a solution, offering engaging tasks to increase brand engagement. As part of the venture builder GAMI, Midle provides a comprehensive marketing protocol for efficient campaign management.

The platform allows users to earn rewards through activities like liking tweets or minting NFTs. This approach targets diverse audiences and ensures genuine participation with AI-driven anti-bot measures. Supported by grants from major players like BNB Chain and Microsoft, Midle is expanding its reach across over 200 blockchains, including Ethereum and Optimism.

"Off The Grid" Blockchain Game No. 1 on Epic Games Store

According to Lisa Gibbons at TheStreet, Gunzilla Games' "Off The Grid," built on the Avalanche subnet AVAX called GUNZ, became the top free-to-play game on the Epic Games Store shortly after its early access launch on October 11th, attracting over 154,440 Twitch viewers in days.

This AAA title uses blockchain technology to provide player ownership of in-game items via NFT minting, moving away from unsustainable token-centric models. Supported by Avalanche's $40 million grant for gaming development, "Off The Grid" sets new standards for player ownership without compromising gameplay quality.

LAUD Launches Comprehensive Marketing Solutions for Fintech Companies

Markets Insider reports on LAUD’s efforts to empower fintech companies using blockchain, AI tools, and digital strategies tailored to client needs. LAUD’s solutions include CRM automation, social media optimization, and data analytics, aiming to drive innovation and market growth for long-term success.

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