New Nova Tokens Explode onto the Digital Gaming Market Monday!!

Back in college, I used to love to play a game called Magic the Gathering. For those of you who don’t know, Magic is a collectible card game where you build your deck of cards containing monsters and spells and play your deck against the cards of your friends (yes I know, I’m a geek).

But I wasn’t a geek alone. In fact, games like Magic became incredibly popular and played to this day by millions of people around the world.

And as these games grew in popularity, so did the value of some of the playing cards themselves. In fact, one of the rarest Magic cards called the “Black Lotus," now fetches a price of close to $13,000.

As time went on and the world’s attention transitioned to the internet, popular card games like Magic the Gathering or Hearthstone did as well and are now part of a $120 Billion Digital Gaming Market.

The problem is, something got lost in this transition. For example, if I had the digital version of the Black Lotus in my deck, it would, in fact, be worth nothing to me, the player.

The reason for this is that the online versions of these collectible card games, the players who play the game don’t own the card. All cards are owned and licensed by the game developer, and they have the rights to revoke that license at any time.

Now that hardly seems fair, does it?

A new player on the Digital Gaming Market scene doesn’t seem to think so and is looking to shake up the industry via their new Nova Token Gaming Platform.

Games that are on this platform will allow its players to purchase, trade, sell, or even win cards by playing in tournaments. It accomplishes this via the use of their network’s Nova Token (NVT), which is the platform’s currency.

Owners of this new cryptocurrency can choose which games on the Nova Token Gaming Network they wish to stake (back) with their NVT. When new cards are issued by the game developers each month, players will be rewarded copies of the cards based upon how much NVT they have staked on that game.

Once a player receives these cards, the cards are 100% owned by the player. The player can then opt to hold onto it to see if it increases in value, trade it, or sell it, much like you would a baseball card or other collectible card.

Game developers are also encouraged to integrate their games onto the Nova Token platform by being rewarded with NVT to help develop and market their games. The more games that join the network, the more the demand and value of NVT increases, which leads to funding for even more games.

Players can also play tournaments where they win NVT prizes generated by Nova Token entry fees. All tournaments run on the Nova Token blockchain platform, which eliminates any chance of cheating or fraud.

Like it or not, we are transitioning into a digital world, and it’s time that collectible card games allow you to own the digital asset you spend your hard earned money on.

If you’re interested in learning more about the Nova Token platform or becoming an investor yourself, the first funding Token Sale for NVT token takes place Monday, December 11th at 10 am EST. To learn more about this technology or how you can invest, visit the novablitz.com website.