- Splinterlands reaches 2 billions games played and millions of cards sold.
- These milestones followed its $1M unboxing event on March 17.
- Splinterlands CEO expressed his thoughts on the feat.
Splinterlands, a play-to-earn (P2E) blockchain game that uses digital trading cards, has recently marked another milestone—selling millions of cards and reaching 2 billion games played. This achievement follows the platform’s recent feat of the $1M unboxing event on March 17.
In detail, Side Door Ventures has partnered up with Balthazar to give away Splinterlands assets, in the form of chaos Legion packs, to scholars that amounted to $1M. In addition, 3,000 Balthazar scholarships were awarded and a live lottery with 1 BCX gold foil cards to be won took place in the event. NicoThePico and Splinterlands’ Bulldog led the unboxing of the packs via live stream.
Meanwhile, Splinterlands CEO Jesse Reich expressed his thoughts on the company’s latest accomplishments:
We’ve seen the Splinterlands’ team trailblaze many features and milestones in the industry supported by unwavering work ethic and dedication to the community. Achieving 2 billion games played is a remarkable milestone for Splinterlands and the industry as a whole. We’re thrilled to be a part of their success.
To add, Splinterlands just launched last year, backed by its partners: Side Door Ventures, Blockchain Founders Fund, Sesameseed, Bitcoin.com, and Wax. Furthermore, the managing partner of Blockchain Founders Fund Aly has been vocal about his support towards the Splinterlands team.
He adds, “We’ve seen the Splinterlands’ team trailblaze many features and milestones in the industry supported by unwavering work ethic and dedication to the community. Achieving 2 billion games played is a remarkable milestone for Splinterlands and the industry as a whole. We’re thrilled to be a part of their success.”