News/Decentralized Gaming Community Saga Raised $3.6M Led by Animoca Brands

Decentralized Gaming Community Saga Raised $3.6M Led by Animoca Brands

Jun 16,2022,10:05
Decentralized gaming community Saga announced that it has closed a $3.6m funding round led by Animoca Brands, with participation from Delta Blockchain Fund, Genblock Capital and others. The fund raised will be used to develop Soulbound, a player profile system designed to reward players across the metaverse.
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