Zeebit, a decentralized non-custodial protocol, is set to launch the first Web3 microgaming platform within the Solana blockchain ecosystem.

The platform’s new onchain risk-on game platform will go live on Sonic, the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) Layer 2 chain, and offer a range of innovative Web3 games, the Zeebit team announced in a press release.

“Our collaboration with Sonic is possible thanks to the enhancements made to the SVM in recent months, utilizing core functionality to unlock new types of games and experiences,” Bayzian, core contributor at Zeebit, stated.

Zeebit’s platform will feature classic casino games and player-versus-player (PVP) games with on-chain verifiability, provable fairness, and non-custodial settlement. Player histories, stats, and points from Zeebit’s existing Solana-based protocol will be migrated to Sonic, leveraging Sonic’s scalable network designed for high-volume decentralized applications (dApps).

Zeebit Plans Testnet Launch in Coming Weeks

The Zeebit team plans to launch on the Sonic testnet before transitioning to the mainnet and full migration. This testnet phase, expected in the coming weeks, will allow users to try out both existing and new games such as Dice, Coin Flip, Limbo, Roulette, Plinko, Mines, and Crash. Participants in the testnet will earn Zeebit points and Sonic rings, which they can redeem later.

Once the full mainnet launches, Zeebit will become one of the first decentralized casino platforms to go live on Sonic. Chris Zhu, CEO of SonicSVM, commended Zeebit’s use of Sonic, emphasizing that the platform is not just another crypto casino but a pioneering project fully leveraging Web3 technology on Solana.

“We’re excited that the Zeebit team will be able to realize their vision utilizing Sonic, building a truly transparent, fair, and fun gaming suite. They will be a leading example in the Sonic ecosystem utilizing a customized Sonic gaming stack while being composable with the rest of the Solana ecosystem,” Zhu said.

Zeebit is incubated by Solana Labs and backed by investors including Jump Crypto, Mirana Ventures, and GBV.

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