Ethereum Game ‘Pixelmon’ Reveals MON Token Airdrop Details

Pokémon-esque crypto and NFT game Pixelmon has announced airdrop details for its upcoming MON token.

Over 180,000 wallets will be eligible for airdrop on Monday, May 27th. It will be MON. Developed as an ERC-20 token On Ethereum.

Eligible owners of selected Pixelmon game NFTs include Pixelmon hyper-casual game players Kevin the AdventurerParticipants in PixelPals “Farm2Farm” competition, and MON token presale buyers.

Pixelmon first started out with a dare. Minecraft-like artwork This led to the battle arena title being widely mocked online. Now two years, change of ownership, and A wonderful work of art laterPixelmon IP is spawning smaller games released every quarter with more big games on the horizon.

This includes Kevin Adventure, which is built around heavily memed An ogre-like creature from the Pixelmon universe, it soon amassed 36,000 active players. basis. And then there was PixelPals. Launched on the Mantle network, combining pet care and business card elements. Both player bases are being rewarded during this airdrop.

One group that will not receive their MON tokens during the token generation event are those who have completed Mon Protocol airdrop missions. These players will receive their tokens shortly after the event ends as per the original plan.

Alongside the MON token launch and takeoff, the standalone platform will also go live. Token stakers collect points that can be used in the starting pool, so more details Let it be known “Soon” after the start of the simulation, but the main thing is with many staking programs Holders can earn rewards by locking in the game or platform.

LiquidX purchased the Pixelmon IP from the original creators in 2022, using the Mon protocol to leverage this development to expand the initially teased Pixelmon brand into trading cards, merchandise, and various media adaptations.

The MON token is designed to fuel what is described as an “IP protocol” to incentivize and reward NFT holders as the Pixelmon brand expands with larger games in the future.

Edited by Andrew Hayward.