Oasys Partners With SBI Holdings to Boost Blockchain Gaming in Japan
Oasys, a top blockchain solution that specializes not only in Layer 1, but also in Ethereum-based Layer 2 networks, has let out that it is partnering with SBI Holdings, Japan’s smallest of the five financial groups. The cooperation is meant to speed up the growth of the Oasys network and increase the use of blockchain games that are to be marketed in 2024.
Funding and Infrastructure for Blockchain Game Developers
Using this partnership, Oasys and SBI Holdings plan to have OAS tokens with more liquidity which will further enable not only the investors but the gamers as well to buy and sell these tokens. The partnership is expected to give the game developers the necessary funding and infrastructure to stimulate the innovation of the blockchain gaming.
Emphasizing that the buildup of the Oasys ecosystem needs money and liquidity, which could otherwise hinder the expansion of the ecosystem, was the campaign of Ryo Matsubara, the Representative Director of Oasys. Oasys will be backed by the important blockchain projects and big monetary powers of SBI Holdings, which make this bank a tried and true partner.
The very fact that SBI Holdings, having shares in major blockchain companies like Ripple and R3, is on board, speaks of the grade of success the company has gained. That happens through SBI Holdings’ support to Oasys while the experiments with blockchain technology will be the ones creating a new space for it to show and produce results.
Oasys’ Strategy for Asian Expansion
The partnership is one of the significant parts of the Oasys’ roadmap for the Asian blockchain game market dominance. Oasys in cooperation with SBI Holdings has also got the full support of major gaming companies such as Sega, Ubisoft, and Yield Guild Games as they act as validators in the network.
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