Virtual Asset-Based Gaming Platform 'Matrix fun' to Launch in Korea Mid-Month

The gaming platform 'Matrix fun', which utilizes virtual assets (cryptocurrencies), announced on the 13th that it will enter the Korean market. Matrix fun plans to hold its first live-streaming tournament in Seoul in mid-June, marking the official start of its domestic expansion.

Matrix fun is an infrastructure platform that allows communities to participate in real video games using their own virtual assets and earn rewards based on rankings and activities. It covers not only Layer 1 and Layer 2 ecosystems but also meme coin communities, allowing users to create tournaments without developers. To date, Matrix fun has held over 450 community-driven game tournaments worldwide, distributing millions of dollars in rewards to users.

The upcoming tournament, which marks the beginning of its Korean market entry, will feature popular games on Matrix fun's own platform. Participants will compete for Tether (USDT), partner tokens, and airdrop points of its own token 'MTX'. Pre-registration is available now on the platform website, and anyone can join remotely.

Matrix fun is also currently running a token airdrop campaign. MTX is used for tournament hosting, event registration, and staking (depositing). A portion of all tokens used in the tournament will be accumulated in the 'War Chest', through which MTX holders can continuously receive rewards in the form of native tokens from other projects.

A Matrix fun representative said, "We aim to be a 'Web3 participatory infrastructure' that provides a tangible foundation for token circulation and community growth, rather than just GameFi," adding, "We strive to become a next-generation virtual asset ecosystem led by the community. With the launch of the MTX token in the second half of this year, we will pursue further collaborations with more global games and projects."