METACENE ($MAK)

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MetaCene $MAK token listing to be done on KuCoin Exchange with MAK/USDT Pair on 5th Sep 2024 at 12:00 (UTC). check here. MetaCene token is also listed on Bitget Check out more details about the MetaCene crypto listing

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MetaCene is a novel meta-MMO platform that integrates entertainment, government, and innovation into a next-generation blockchain MMORPG environment. MetaCene, created as a digital homeland for mass players, provides a rich, immersive experience in which players can participate in a dynamic virtual environment while actively engaging in its progress. Through its governance token, MAK, users can influence the platform's direction, transforming MetaCene into a genuinely player-driven environment. The platform combines the broad gameplay of classic MMORPGs with the benefits of blockchain technology, like decentralization, player ownership, and transparent governance. MetaCene's innovative methodology enables players to not only enjoy the game but also contribute to its development, resulting in a thriving and evolving community. MetaCene is a pioneering effort in the Web3 gaming space.

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