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Whale is launching a play-to-earn tokens game

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$WHALE token Stage 1 was announced last month, which gives early adapters and active community members the opportunity to gain tokens via a “invite a friend” program. In the short time over 200k tokens have been claimed with Stage 1 and it’s still ongoing.

Stage 2 was released a few days ago. According to the recently released roadmap, @WheelOfWhaless play-to-earn game will be front and center of this long-awaited airdrop allowing users to acquire up to 10% of the $Whale tokens’ total supply. Wheel Of Whales is said to have a unique gaming mechanism with multiple minigames, price drops, and more. Compared to Stage 1, this game makes it much easier to claim tokens as users are able to play and earn any time.

“We’re firm believers that everyone should get a piece of the pie. That’s why we have designed our tokenomics and airdrops to ensure that all players have the possibility to gain enough tokens and participate in the wealth distribution” said by the CEO of Whale

Future plans of Whale

A surprising move from the Whale team is sharing their ambitions by releasing a public roadmap. The team is committed to setting a standard for transparency and building with the community.

According to their roadmap, $Whale token will be listed in Q1 next year and until that, users are able to use earned tokens in the Whale ecosystem for gameplay, merch stores, jackpots, loot boxes, and more. $Whale token listing is going to significantly increase the token’s visibility and accessibility, providing more opportunities for trading and liquidity to all token holders.

One of the most interesting things in that roadmap is the Token dashboard which is said to display business performance metrics on a public dashboard where everyone can see the real utility of $Whale token. They even mentioned reinvesting 10% of business profits in a token buyback program starting in Q2 next year. 

Senior Management, Whale Foundation

Disclaimer: This is a paid post and should not be treated as news/advice.  

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