SYN CITY, the first of its kind mafia-themed metaverse game has an exciting week following the listing of their in-game tokens and assets in what is now being referred to as the most successful IGO.
As per the announcement, SYN CITY recently launched its IGO on the Binance NFT platform which saw over $3.5 million in volume in less than 30 minutes of launch. Notably, this has made SYN CITY to be ranked as the first collection on the Binance NFT platform, second in the last seven days, and third for the last 30 days. During the Binance listing, SYN CITY dropped limited edition NFTs and in-game assets which were particularly created for Binance.
Commenting on the success, SYN CITY’s founder Roy Liu stated:
“We have been blown away by the success of this listing, and are completely thrilled to create a parallel universe for the Binance community among many others. Thanks to all the support from our community members, Binance NFT, and the Binance NFT ecosystem, it is clear we are creating something amazing here, and we will certainly grow and scale together with our community.”
Since its launch, SYN CITY has grown tremendously attacking over 200 thousand community members. The metaverse introduces a free to play earn gaming model that seeks to incentive pure gameplay and in-game interaction. The platform works through a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) system allowing users to build, defend and govern their own syndicates. Users can also build a crew for their operations which they can also use to raid other syndicates. To combine the mafia and syndicate style of gameplay, SYN CITY uses a unique in-game governance feature called Mafia-as-a-DAO (MaaD).
The metaverse brings together a unique team of experienced game developers that formerly worked in different well-known companies including, Roblox, Ubisoft, EA, and Disney.
SYN CITY uses a native token, SYN to allow users access to several earning opportunities including governance rewards and daily events. To earn more tokens, gamers can take part in daily events like PvE, PvP, and Syndicate-based contests like cross-chain tournaments.
