MATR1X FIRE gold farming test will be officially launched on September 21
According to BlockBeats, on September 20, the MATR1X FIRE gold test will be officially launched at 15:07 UTC+8 on September 21. Tonight, the official MATR1X Twitter account held a championship show and global AMA.
MATR1X FIRE's two e-sports champion teams, Black and White E-sports and QIEGG Team, brought a wonderful championship duel. The global AMA brought together MATR1X global ambassadors, including Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Greater China and Turkey.
It is understood that to participate in the MATR1X FIRE gold test, you need to have a Genesis character and energy to mine
Character NFT and energy can obtain FIRE tokens and treasure chests.
The mechanism of MATR1X FIRE gold mining is similar to Bitcoin mining. In the MATR1X FIRE gold mining system, character NFT is equivalent to a mining machine, and energy is electricity. "Energy" is obtained by players who hold advanced BattlePass by completing daily active tasks. Players equip character NFTs to participate in ranked matches, consume energy, and produce $FIRE and treasure chests.
Currently, MATR1X FIRE is available for game download
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/matr1x-fire/id6448939839
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.matr1x.fire
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