- Having achieved a stable 10,000+ daily active users, Playnance has just gone public to reveal its ecosystem functionality and growth plans.
Playnance, a Web3 infrastructure and consumer platform company, has officially announced itself today. Since 2020, they’ve been quietly creating a live ecosystem designed to bring everyday Web2 users into the world of on-chain experiences.
The platform acts as a bridge between Web2 and Web3 gaming, working with over 30 game studios to transform thousands of games into fully on-chain experiences. This means all the action in these games happens and is recorded on the blockchain.
The company’s solutions are designed to make on-chain systems accessible to users even if they don’t have a technical background in blockchain technology. It does this by integrating with well-known Web2 interfaces, such as those for creating and logging into accounts, and running the underlying blockchain technology invisibly in the background.
Playnance has built a substantial user base and says its platforms handle about 1.5 million on-chain transactions daily and have over 10,000 daily active users.
“Our focus was on building systems that people could use without needing to understand blockchain mechanics,” said Pini Peter, CEO of Playnance. “We prioritized live operation and user behavior over public announcements, and this is the first time we are formally introducing the company after reaching scale.”
Playnance Ecosystem Overview
Playnance’s infrastructure is built to handle a lot of user activity and continuous on-chain execution. This shows a wider move in the industry toward using blockchain for practical purposes, not just for early adopters.
The G Coin ecosystem is currently in pre-sale on the PlayNance website. Playnance runs platforms like PlayW3 and Up vs Down. These platforms use shared on-chain infrastructure and wallet systems, so users can easily switch between products without having to sign up again. All user activity is done and recorded on-chain, but users still have control of their accounts.
Instead of using hypothetical adoption models, the company says it will keep growing its ecosystem by analysing how users interact with the platform and how well it performs.