Ubisoft becomes a partner of the Wemix node committee of the public game chain and will run verification nodes for its network

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Cointime2024/01/16 01:01

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Ubisoft has become one of the 40 node committee partners of Wemix and will run a validation node for its new "Wemix 3.0" network. It is reported that Wemix public chain is a game public chain owned by WEMADE, a Korean game giant, which has been iterated to version 3.0. According to Wemix, all node committee partners (NCP) will run Wemix nodes to verify the blockchain, and Ubisoft will join the organization as the "26th" identity. Currently, Wemix has announced 23 of the 40 partners.

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