Animoca Brands has announced a strategic partnership with Saakuru Labs. Animoca Brands is a leading digital entertainment company, while Saakuru Labs is the developer behind the gasless blockchain protocol Saakuru. The aim is to propel the growth of web3 gaming in Southeast Asia by tackling a significant barrier: transaction fees.

The integration of the Saakuru Protocol into Animoca Brands' ecosystem marks a milestone in making web3 gaming more accessible. By eliminating transaction fees, this partnership aims to lower barriers to entry. It will also support the expansion of web3 gaming within the region.

One of the key advantages of the Saakuru Protocol is its ability to facilitate high-speed transactions without any fees. This means that games running on this protocol can operate seamlessly. Thus, providing players with a smooth gaming experience without the burden of additional charges.

Feedback From Yat Siu

Yat Siu is the Co-founder and Executive Chairman of Animoca Brands. He highlighted the strategic importance of Southeast Asia in the realm of web3 adoption. He stated, 

"Gaming plays a pivotal role in shaping the open metaverse and advancing the internet's transition toward genuine digital ownership. With Southeast Asia's rapidly growing and tech-savvy population, the region is poised to lead in the adoption of Web3 technologies. The partnership between Animoca Brands and Saakuru Labs will play a vital role in accelerating this exciting movement."

Projects within Animoca Brands' diverse portfolio are set to leverage the Saakuru Protocol. Notable projects include W3GG, GameFi.org, and GameGPT. These initiatives form part of a broader strategy to make web3 gaming more cost-effective.

Jack Vinijtrongjit, Co-founder and CEO of Saakuru Labs, emphasized the transformative potential of the Saakuru Protocol. He said, 

"Imagine engaging in a fast-paced multiplayer game entirely on-chain, free from transaction fees and lag. This is the unparalleled capability that the Saakuru Protocol brings to the forefront."