Degen Zoo Moves to the BNB Network

Having been created in just 30 days to throw shade on Logan Paul’s failed project, the game Degen Zoo is now moving from the Ethereum network to BNB due to high gas fees.

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The announcement, which was posted on Degen Zoo's Twitter on March 21, stated "We were the number one market maker in $Blur, but the impact from the NFT ETH folks is negligible compared to gas fees, so we're moving."

The post was further accompanied by a link to Medium, where Degen Zoo creator Chris Zaknun elaborates more on the reasons for the move, explaining that "We estimated that it costs approximately $35 per [egg] hatch to play the game, which our users are paying for no reason. Rather than wait any longer, we quickly adapted right at the start of the game".

The bridge between the Ethereum network's $DZOO token to the BNB network's $wDZOO will take place as soon as possible, and players will receive a $BNB airdrop as compensation. Degen Zoo believes that this move will lead to more players getting involved in the game.

While Zaknun also stated that he is grateful for the 205 active players the game had on the Ethereum network, he also clarified that "killing, hatching and claiming eggs on ETH will not be reactivated".

Degen Zoo Project Story

For more information on theDegen Zoo project, read our article here.

It all started out as a joke by DAO Market creator Chris Zaknun, who went on a rant about Logan Paul's failed CryptoZoo project, claiming that he was capable of creating a similar project in just 30 days.

To make good on his promise, he immediately began work on a project called Degen Zoo, launching a website and whitepaper within the first five days. Thanks to regular updates on the development, the project gained a large number of fans, which subsequently led to the launch of the blockchain game within 30 days of the start of development. All profits from the game have been donated to to charity.

Source: www.blockchaingamer.biz