OKEx Blockdream Ventures and SYN CITY announce mafia metaverse partnership

The venture arm of a top cryptocurrency exchange and blockchain ecosystem OKEx, OKEx Blockdream Ventures, and play-to-earn blockchain game SYN CITY announced a partnership to launch a ‘mafia metaverse’, Invezz learned from a press release. SYN CITY will receive operations consulting, a global customer support system, and other resources as a partner.

Introducing a unique system of governance

SYN CITY, a free-to-play game founded by Roy Liu, former Head of Business at Tron (TRX/USD), is the first syndicate and mafia-themed blockchain game in history.

The proposed mafia metaverse introduces Mafia-as-a-DAO (MaaD), a unique governance system that gives each player an incentive by allowing them to create or join syndicates. Among the developers of SYN CITY are gaming veterans from Ubisoft, Disney, Gameloft, Roblox, and EA.

OKEx Ventures supports bleeding edge blockchain technology

OKEx Blockdream Ventures, the investment body of OKEx.com, supports bleeding edge blockchain technology innovation and focuses on exploring the best blockchain projects in the world. It gives priority to long-term structural value investment and promotes the healthy development of the global blockchain industry.

Committed to assisting entrepreneurs

With initial capital of $100 million, OKEx Blockdream Ventures is committed to helping the perfect entrepreneurs contribute to the development of the blockchain industry by creating great enterprises and bringing historical experience and global resources to blockchain projects.

SYN CITY co-founder Roy Liu said:

SYN CITY and its unique approach

SYN CITY has a unique approach as a completely free-to-play and play-to-earn game. It enjoys the support of a number of prominent investors and venture capital firms thanks to this fact.

Twitch co-founder Justin Kan and Robin Chan's Goat Capital led an $8 million funding round days before SYN CITY's genesis launch. Spartan Group, Animoca Brands, and other renowned entities provided additional financial backing.