Chain game Era Of Explorers (EOE) will launch governance token EST
According to Odaily Planet Daily, the chain game Era Of Explorers (EOE) officially announced that it will launch the governance token EST. As an important part of the EOE ecosystem, EST provides more opportunities and value for players and investors. EST also has cross-chain functionality, which can enable more application scenarios in the DeFi ecosystem. The EOE team stated that they will continue to delve into the field of blockchain games, launch more novel and interesting game content, and will also strengthen cooperation with other blockchain projects. EOE is a metaverse chain game dedicated to immersing players in the real universe.
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