FUNVERSE's Chain Game FUN LONGINUS to Launch on Anubis Chain Mainnet on September 1
The first on-chain game FUN LONGINUS launched by FUNVERSE will officially go live on the Anubis Chain mainnet on September 1, 2026, at 10:00 UTC (18:00 UTC+8). Originating from a hackathon, the game aims to create an Eastern martial arts chain game for the Anubis GameFi ecosystem. The game is structured around the twenty-four solar terms, with each match featuring 24 different addresses participating together, and players using fLGNS to enter the arena. The execution of the match, determination of results, and final settlement are all completed by smart contracts, ultimately producing a champion. On August 18, 2026, FUN LONGINUS completed the co-minting of heroes, with a total co-minting value exceeding 1,400,000 USD based on the market price at the time of publication. This mainnet launch marks the official entry of FUN LONGINUS into the operational phase of on-chain gaming.
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