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Does a Web3 Game need a 'Portal' instead of a dozen different wallets?
What is Portal that has suddenly become popular online recently? In simple terms, it is a multi-chain gaming ecosystem aimed at connecting all Web3 games together through a single interface.
The problem Portal wants to solve
Currently, if you want to play a game on Polygon, then switch to Arbitrum to play another game, you must:
Portal says: “Folks, I'll handle this for you.”
Mechanism of Action
Portal built on LayerZero (multi-chain protocol). Token $PORTAL is a cross-chain token, not dependent on any specific chain. You create a unique account (can even use Twitter/Discord to login), then:
Play games on any chain without needing:
In essence, the Portal creates a “home-cooked meal” that helps you easily transition to various “restaurants” (different games).
What is the $PORTAL token used for?
Why is it important?
A few years ago, “bringing mainstream gamers to Web3” was the goal of every blockchain game project, but most failed due to high complexity. Portal's approach: minimizing friction, making Web3 gaming as… normal as playing regular games.
Bottom line: If you're tired of managing 10 different wallets to play games, Portal is the candidate solution.