Users may hatch and train their NFTs, breed and sell them, and seek for riches in the Metaverse in the initial level of Kryptomon’s game, which is based on live NFTs and is played and earned. In addition to comics, Kryptomon sends out a monthly comic that informs participants about the game.
On the 18th of February, the play-to-win blockchain game Kryptomon, which is based on Pokémon, Tamagotchi, and CryptoKitties, debuted Stage 1 of its NFT universe. It was the first effort on the blockchain to create a live NFT. Kryptomons are NFT animals with distinct skills and features that players may breed, care for, and train.
After the first 2,000 NFT eggs sold out in less than a second, they made $180,000. In the history of Binance NFT, this is also one of the fastest sales the company has ever had. If you buy 2,500 NFT eggs for $237,500 from Kryptomon in less than one second, you set another record.
Stage 1 launch promotion includes daily prize boxes with consumables. Consumables include food, bandages, and Kryptomon cards. The more Kryptomons one collects, the more treasure boxes one earns. These items may also be used to feed and train Kryptomon. Stage 2 will provide a full-fledged combat system. Trainers who ignore their Kryptomon will have to pay a fee to have them unfrozen.
Since yesterday, players may breed their Kryptomon NFTs. Players may also sell their new NFT eggs on one of Kryptomon’s seven NFT marketplaces, including KMarket. According to the announcement, Kryptomon has included “Play to Earn” (P2E) components. As a consequence, players may earn $KMON tokens and NFTs while playing. Trading, purchases, and $KMON token staking are all possible in Kryptomon’s marketplace.
