A private sale led by DFG Group, Digital Strategies, Flurry Capital, and JRR raised $5 million for Virtue Poker in April of this year, and the Ethereum-based poker platform will capitalize on this momentum through an IDO with the non-fungible token (NFT) and yield farming platform SuperFarm.
Expect Big Things From Combining Poker And NFTs
According to Elliot Wainmann, Founder of SuperFarm, “We’re excited to be helping spread NFT adoption to new types of ecosystems and use cases. Virtue Poker makes for an excellent partner for our recently introduced SuperStarter platform, showcasing its enormous benefits to the SuperFarm community and the high caliber of projects wishing to integrate NFTs in their stack.”
Ryan Gittleson, CEO and Founder of Virtue Poker, added: “We believe using Ethereum to create a provably fair and easy-to-access poker platform will be revolutionary for the multi-billion-dollar online poker industry.” In reference to NFTs, Gittleson commented, “As we approach a full main net release, partnering with SuperFarm for launching NFTs helps immortalize this historic moment for us.”
Huge News For Poker And Crypto
Virtual Poker’s entry into Ethereum marks a renaissance for card players who will benefit from the transparency, accountability, and legitimacy blockchain technology can lend to online card games. Backed by Consensys, the Ethereum development company started by Ethereum co-founder Joe Lubin, and supported by Phil Ivey, the Michael Jordan of poker, Virtual Poker is poised to make big waves after nearly five years of development.
A SuperFarm Community Exclusive
In the run-up to the launch, Virtual Poker is giving SuperFarm’s community an early chance to obtain its utility and governance token through SuperStarter, SuperFarm’s decentralized protocol for launching new projects and initiating private sales.
Holding VPP will help players save on fees as well as gain from staking rewards which can add up to 50% of the fees collected by Virtual Poker.
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