Mobile gaming network Taki Games has made significant strides in the web3 space by merging with Unite, expanding to the Polygon network, and partnering with leading Polygon decentralized exchange (DEX) Quickswap.

Taki Games Joins Forces with Unite

As part of its expansion onto Polygon, Taki Games has joined forces with Unite, the team behind the popular web3 and NFT project, Kungfuverse. Former Unite CEO Weiwei Geng has now taken the helm as Taki Games’ new CEO.

Taki Games Collaborates with Quickswap

In a strategic move to tap into deep liquidity, Taki Games has partnered with Quickswap to enable seamless transfers of its TAKI token between Solana and Polygon. This collaboration includes launching a dedicated liquidity pool for Taki’s bridged token and a TAKI/MATIC pool.

Polygon Integration and Mobile Game Portfolio

Taki Games leverages Polygon’s infrastructure to power its mobile game portfolio tied to the TAKI currency, bringing on 1 million users on the network. This move accelerates the convergence of web2 and web3 gaming.

Acquisition of Mobile Gaming Titles

As part of the Unite merger, Taki Games invested $2.5 million in fiat and TAKI tokens to acquire two mobile gaming titles with strong user bases – Bored Button and Mom’s Kitchen. These titles have garnered significant installs and monthly active users.

Taki Games CEO on Web3 Gaming

“We plan to grow web3 gaming by transforming multi-billion markets into value gamers can own themselves.” – Weiwei Geng, CEO of Taki Games

Quickswap Integration for Polygon Users

With the integration of Quickswap, Polygon users can freely trade TAKI, supply liquidity, and explore Taki’s stable web3 game offerings.

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