Stradall Launches Automotive Crypto Game
The card trading game allows players to have a collection of cars in their garages which can be used in virtual races.
Details of the Game
Top card game and collection marketplace, Stradall has launched its play-and-own automotive crypto game trading cards. Stradall mirrors the physical automotive world and comprises specialists in several ecosystems bridging the automotive, NFT, cryptocurrency, and gaming worlds.
The company is introducing a concept that merges trading cards and gaming to build a unique platform that brings back childhood memories and nostalgia. The platform has exotic and fantastic cars; players can create their dream garages. Carholders will also get daily royalties when they sell cards of a low rarity on the primary and secondary markets.
After fundraising sessions, Stradall will deliver a special marketplace for buying and selling NFT cards on the Immutable X blockchain. The platform will make users more interested in the game since they can play, have fun, and earn.
Stradall Algorithm
The Stradall algorithm incorporates more than 15 real-world performances and identities for each car. Managers must maintain their garages and teams before they can qualify for car races on the assets of the cards. Using blockchain technology allows for the security and immutability of these cards. There are four rarity levels for each model, and they are the Unique (Black Card 1/1), Legendary (Gold Card 1/10), Rare (Silver Card 1/100), and Limited (Blue Card 1/1000) levels. Stradall has a fifth level — Common (Unlimited free card), ensuring others can play for free.
The native token of Stradall, Methanol, ensures gamers can pay for assets and perform other activities in the metaverse. The Methanol presale starts in Spring-Summer 2023, after which it will be listed on centralized exchanges like LBank, Gate.io, and KuCoin. The Stradall team comprises dedicated experts and specialists in key fields such as crypto, blockchain technology, gaming, NFT, and cybersecurity. They include the co-founder of MoonPay, Victor Faramond; vice president of Dfinity, Michael Lee; Professor of blockchain at MIT Media Lab, Julius; and others.