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Star Atlas has announced a DAO as well as an updated marketplace

 At the 426LIVE community event on Thursday, the popular gaming metaverse Star Atlas announced the introduction of the Star Atlas DAO. Star Atlas, based on Solana, has some fantastic backers, and while the game isn't entirely playable yet, many believe it's the future of blockchain gaming. It now intends to give its vast community the ability to participate in decision-making processes.

The community will have a say thanks to Star Atlas DAO

The Star Atlas community has been instrumental in the game's success. As a result, Star Atlas wishes to reward them with DAO rights. The DAO will include the governance token POLIS, which is an essential feature. It also has a five-year locked staking term for individuals who are interested.

In addition to the Star Atlas DAO announcement, they have also announced a redesign of the Galactic Marketplace, replete with a new look and other exciting features.

What about Star Atlas?

Wagner and Pablo Quiroga designed Star Atlas in 2020, a fantastic idea for a gaming metaverse. The game will be released this year, but many components of it are already playable, and a browser minigame is accessible. The NFT marketplace, which is crucial to the Star Atlas game, is now operational, and the DAO will be available soon.

Star Atlas is a massively multiplayer online (MMO) PC game that incorporates NFTs and money.

You play in 2060, when the world is divided into three groups that fight for key resources, territory, and political power.

Factions will each have their own DAO

Notably, all three factions in the Star Atlas game will eventually have their own DAO. The faction DAOs will give the game more aspects and make it more strategic.

Finally, Star Atlas has updated its Galactic Marketplace, where players may exchange NFTs and other items. The brand new marketplace provides merchants with a better, faster, and easier gaming metaverse experience. Notably, players can now interact directly with one another.

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