GamePoint’s GCASH Token Growth Continues With Trio of New Listings

Jan 16, 2022

GamePoint ($GCASH) – built on the GamePoint blockchain infrastructure & using $GCASH as its exclusive on-platform currency completed listings on the three cryptocurrency exchanges.

Texas, United States - January 16, 2022

GamePoint ($GCASH) – the leading digital currency for sports and entertainment, listed on the Bitcratic.com Exchange, on December 21st at 10am CST. In addition, GCASH also went live on EtherDelta and ForkDelta recently. GamePoint will be available on all three platforms in ETH to GCASH and GCASH to USDT pairs.

GamePoint $GCASH is the on-platform currency of fan engagement platform ItsGamePoint.com, which enables sporting organizations to engage with and monetize their global fanbases through digital assets called Fan Tokens.

- GamePoint $GCASH – the digital currency for sports and entertainment – has announced listings on the Bitcratic Exchange, ForkDelta and EtherDelta platforms.
- GamePoint’s $GCASH is the on-platform currency of fan engagement platform itsgamepoint.com, which is built on the $GCASH blockchain infrastructure. ItsGamePoint.com allows sporting and entertainment organizations to monetize their global fanbases through digital assets known as Fan Tokens.
- Several Fan Tokens have already been listed on major exchanges, with the Fan Token market cap currently exceeding $194M USD.

Founded in 2021 GamePoint ($GCASH) is a fintech blockchain company that provides sports & entertainment entities with tools to help them engage & monetize their global audiences.
David Ewing, CEO and Founder of GamePoint $GCASH and ItsGamePoint.com, said: “We’re delighted to further increase the liquidity of GamePoint $GCASH with these three key listings. This is just the beginning of what we believe will be very strong partnerships with all three platforms.”

About GamePoint
GamePoint ($GCASH) is a fintech blockchain company that provides sports & entertainment entities with tools to help them engage & monetize their global audiences. The company’s consumer facing app ItsGamePoint.com launched in late 2021. To date, major sporting organizations have partnered with ItsGamePoint.com to launch Fan Tokens. Leading esports organizations have all launched Fan Tokens on the platform. More professional teams are set to launch Fan Tokens soon. All these projects are fueled by the GamePoint token ($GCASH), a chain-agnostic digital currency which is currently available on leading crypto exchanges around the world.

Contact Info:
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Organization: GamePoint Technologies Inc.
Website: https://itsgamepoint.com/

Release ID: 89060137

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