The Lens integration is said to be a binder that connects users who are linked to its network with the avatar systems powering Crypto Unicorns.
According to Cointelegraph, a new alliance between Laguna Games, a Web3.0 game production platform and R&D company, and Lens Protocol reportedly enables gamers to connect across multiple gaming experiences.
The new decentralized gaming identities (IDs), according to Cointelegraph, would enable users to connect their profiles across Crypto Unicorn’s online and mobile non-fungible token (NFT) platforms. The Lens integration is said to be a binder that connects Crypto Unicorns’ avatar systems with profiles connected to its network. This action is anticipated to create additional opportunities for login into games and accessing leaderboards, as well as advantages and incentives within the ecosystem.
According to Stani Kulechov, inventor of Lens Protocol, the information provided by Cointelegraph, this integration is anticipated to benefit users on both platforms because it would enable gamers to move between them using a single identity. Interoperability is seen in the Web3.0 ecosystem as a crucial element of ever-expanding blockchain systems, particularly for the fulfillment of more utilities and applications. The phrase “interoperability” is frequently used in relation to navigating across blockchain networks. But as Web3.0 apps proliferate, there will reportedly be a rise in the demand for interoperability in other sectors of the market, such as gaming.
Blockchain gaming and metaverse projects received $1.3 billion from July to September 2022, according to a DappRadar Q3 report. The Web3.0 infrastructure business ChainSafe recently announced revenue of $18.75 million, purportedly reflecting a change in the company’s priorities for GameFi development. Web 3.0 gaming is regarded as a significant step toward broad acceptance and as an illustration of usefulness for ownership through NFTs.
