Telegram-Based Game Catizen Confirms Airdrop as Phase 3 Starts, $CATI to be Listed Soon
Update on July 27, 2024: $CATI is Coming Soon to Bybit Pre-Market.
- Catizen listing on Pre-Market on July 30, 8AM UTC
Original article follows:
Catizen, the popular Telegram-based game, is hosting a major airdrop as part of the launch of Phase III of its project.
What’s the Significance: The game’s airdrop pays off the efforts of Catizen players while the new gaming platform to be developed will offer more gaming opportunities for players to play-to-earn. [Read more: List of Free Telegram Games with Potential Airdrop]
Catizen Airdrop
- In a June 29, 2024 announcement, the game wrote that “Catizen is poised to achieve the biggest milestone” through an airdrop this July.
- The campaign seems to be a play-to-airdrop mechanism, as it calls its airdrop vibe “Play for the airdrop, Heal the world!”
- No other information has been released.
Catizen Phase III
- The project’s third phase is set to start three months after the game’s launch because the first two phases of the game have “completed successfully,” according to game developers, which are the Catizen Mini Game launch and the launch pool.
- Phase III focuses on launching a Catizen gaming platform.
- The plan is to release more than 200 mini-games.
- For the developers, this initiative is set to evolve Catizen from a single mini-game to a game center.
- A Catizen gaming platform is also expected to attract over 100 million players together.
- Moreover, another plan for this phase is to launch a game engine designed specifically for Telegram Mini Apps.
- Through this technology, Catizen will provide a one-stop service to enable more game developers to access the SDK and launch their games on Telegram with just one click, the project explained.
The Numbers: (As of July 29, 2024)
- Total In-Game Players: 23,052,050
- Daily Active Users: 3,462,060
- On-Chain Users: 1,311,854
- On-Chain Transactions: 14,220,406
- Catizen Launchpool Total Participators: 171,357
- Total Feedback and Suggestions From Players: 7,546
- Total Collected Heartwarming Stories Between Players And Their Cats: 11,032
About the Game Center: In mid-July, Catizen confirmed that its game center is now available for game developers.
- The Problem #1: To be able to employ games on the Telegram Mini-Apps Ecosystem, an improved HTML5 infrastructure is needed.
- The Problem #2: Game developers also experience poor ad targeting and needs more efficient app distribution.
- The Problem #3: The existing infrastructure for onchain payment processing still has frictions, requiring developers to build their own solutions or integrate with external services.
- The Solution: Catizen introduced a comprehensive software development kit (SDK) and game engine that will reduce the technical barriers for developers.
- The Catizen SDK seeks to empowers developers to design, build and deploy games with ease.
- It is specifically designed for building games and bots on the Telegram Mini-Apps Ecosystem.
- How It Works: It provides advanced application programming interfaces (APIs), real-time analytics and cross-platform compatibility, allowing developers to focus on creativity while Catizen handles the back-end complexities.
- As of this writing: Catizen already has over 20 mini-games utilizing Catizen’s SDK and game engine, including Zen Triple 3D, Hero Wars and Idle Magic School.
What’s Next? Because of the numbers that the project has reached through the first three months since its launch, Catizen committed to donate 1% of total revenue to non-profit organizations to help stray cats.
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