According to report, the Web3 mobile gaming network Taki Games has merged with Unite, marking a step into the Polygon network. This move expands Taki Games’ presence in the Web3 gaming space and unveils an exciting partnership with QuickSwap.
Together, they are set to launch dedicated liquidity pools for TAKI tokens, strengthening their foothold in the Polygon ecosystem.
The collaboration with QuickSwap is part of Taki Games’ expansion strategy, which involves the creation of a dedicated liquidity pool for Taki’s bridged token on the Polygon network.
This innovative step facilitates seamless TAKI transactions between Solana and Polygon, further supported by introducing a new TAKI/MATIC pool on QuickSwap. This development allows Polygon users to trade TAKI tokens, provide liquidity, and explore various Web3 games.
Taki Games, renowned for its free-to-play games that reward players with TAKI tokens, initially gained recognition in the Polygon network with a web3 social product boasting one million users.
The merger with Unite and the infusion of new leadership, in the form of Weiwei Geng, former CEO of Unite, is poised to drive Taki Games’ growth trajectory.
As the new CEO, Weiwei Geng aims to transform the Web3 gaming landscape, offering gamers ownership of in-game assets while maintaining value in the face of inflation.
Taki Games invested $2.5 million to acquire Bored Button with over 5 million installations, and Mom’s Kitchen with 150,000 downloads, fortifying its presence in the Web3 gaming industry.
