Wemade Makes Strategic Investment in Money-Making Card Game 'Siltarae'
[Asia Economy Reporter Bu Aeri] Wemade announced on the 17th that it has invested in 'SYLTARE,' a new Play to Earn (P2E) game under development by Meotjaengisajacheoreom.
SYLTARE is a Klaytn-based trading card game where players build a deck (SYLTARE) consisting of a total of 5 SYL cards and compete against each other. Each SYL card is a tradable non-fungible token (NFT).
The SYLTARE team is composed of experts from various fields, including CEO Lee Doo-hee, former professional gamers Hong Jin-ho and Guillaume Patry.
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Jang Hyun-guk, CEO of Wemade, said, "Wemix, which encompasses blockchain across games, NFTs, and DeFi, will be the optimal partner for SYLTARE," adding, "We look forward to creating a collaborative structure linked with Wemix's various services such as the NFT marketplace and DeFi services."
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