TLDR: EOS Venture Fund has invested $500,000 in the NFT trading protocol EZ Swap as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen the EOS network ecosystem. EZ Swap aims to revolutionize the way gaming assets such as tokens and NFTs are transacted by creating an innovative Automated Market Maker platform that can integrate with any blockchain game. The protocol stands out for its in-game liquidity pool system, which allows for LPs to be created with NFTs and ERC-20 tokens, facilitating dynamic asset market-making at a low cost. EZ Swap also serves as a platform for asset issuance, enabling teams to launch new assets within minimal upfront capital. The protocol is supported by multiple blockchain communities, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, Manta, zkSync, and now EOS EVM.
EOS Venture Fund supports groundbreaking NFT DEX, EZ Swap, with $1M!
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