The game Treasure's Layer2 is now online
On December 13, Treasure DAO announced on X that its L2 blockchain game based on ZKsync is now live. Treasure's MAGIC tokens are used for its gas fees, and the Treasure rollup is supported and maintained by Matter Labs, the developers behind ZKsync. As part of the mainnet launch, the general account and wallet system for players, Treasure Connect, has also officially launched. Developers can get their games up and running using the Treasure development toolkit which supports platforms like Unity, Unreal and Godot. Another feature is a game exchange - this decentralized token exchange from Treasure is powered by Magicswap v2. It allows game developers to integrate token exchanges and other DeFi basic functions into their user experience.
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