Catizen Introduces GameFi at The Gateway 2024 Dubai

4 hours ago By: Akansha Sahu

Catizen Becomes Diamond Sponsor of The Gateway 2024

Catizen has been announced as one of the Diamond Sponsors for TON's highly anticipated Gateway 2024 event, set to take place in Dubai on November 1-2, 2024. As a game built on the Telegram platform and powered by the TON blockchain, Catizen has made a name for itself in the rapidly growing GameFi space. With over 41 million users, Catizen provides a unique blend of gaming, community building, and the opportunity to win cryptocurrency through airdrops.

GameFi enthusiasts and curious newcomers alike will have the chance to meet the Catizen team at Gateway 2024, where they can explore the future of blockchain gaming and its potential rewards.

Catizen game: How to Play and Earn Rewards

To start playing Catizen, users simply need to download Telegram and launch the Catizen game bot. Players are tasked with crossbreeding cats to create new, rare breeds. The more cats collected, the more tokens earned, which can be used to purchase in-game improvements. Higher ratings lead to increased cryptocurrency rewards at the end of the game.

A key element of gameplay involves mining the vKitty token, with a focus on collecting Fish tokens to boost this process. Players are also encouraged to link their TON wallet to the game in preparation for an upcoming airdrop expected in the second quarter of 2024.

Catizen game: Maximize Your Experience with Quests and Events

To further enhance gameplay, Catizen regularly offers special events and quests. By participating in these, players can earn additional resources to develop their in-game assets, making the gaming experience even more rewarding.

Gateway 2024 attendees will have the chance to learn more about Catizen, its GameFi mechanics, and how it leverages the TON blockchain to offer both entertainment and earning potential. With the airdrop just around the corner, now is the perfect time to dive into the world of Catizen.

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