May 30, 2023
GEMS Esports 3.0 Platform is the world’s first e-sports 3.0 aggregator platform, ushering the gaming industry into the web 3.0 era. By creating an innovative O2O ecosystem, GEMS has developed a platform for gamers to connect, play, support, and learn together.
Vietnam - May 30, 2023 —

Web 3.0 is coming to the world of gaming – decentralized social hubs, guilds, crypto staking, and blockchain-based play-to-earn systems are just the tip of the iceberg on the world’s pioneering web 3.0 e-sports aggregator, the GEMS Esports 3.0 Platform.
Founded by L.A.B.S. and Game One, GEMS initially began as a project that would give gamers around the world new opportunities to meet and explore the many benefits that blockchain technologies have to offer.
In the third quarter of 2022, GEMS launched its proprietary NFT Marketplace, a comprehensive gaming community platform, and its first P2E Arena. In merely a couple of months, throngs of e-sports fans, players, and enthusiasts flocked under its banner, seeking quality entertainment and the opportunity to win crypto while enjoying their favorite hobbies.
Today, GEMS Esports 3.0 Platform is recognized as the world’s first Web 3.0 aggregator platform, launching innovation upon innovation. From groundbreaking DAO Guilds to its unique FanFi Studio, DeFi unions, blockchain-based arenas, to a host of exclusive rewards that its members can win by merely playing the games they enjoy, GEMS is disrupting the norms in e-sports 3.0 with pro-player policies and utilities.
GEMS Esports 3.0 Platform’s spokesperson noted that the current “standards” in the e-sports world were hindering the players, prioritizing the growth of companies through sky-high fees and ownership of all available content. GEMS Esports 3.0 was launched for the sole purpose of bringing players what they need and allowing them to own their rightfully earned rewards:
“This is the first time players get to own digital assets and have more say in the gaming community and economy. In the traditional esports/gaming world, gamers will have to pay for weapons and skins that they don’t own. Middleman will take out a big chunk of fees. Now, for the very first time, gamers can own something through the use of blockchain and NFT. Similar to Web 3.0, people can now read, write, and own content, and fully immerse themselves in the gaming world,” said GEMS’ spokesperson.
In addition to a barrage of supported games, frequently hosted tournaments, a rapidly-growing NFT marketplace, and a host of new assets being available for reaping through the platform’s play-to-win opportunities, GEMS Esports 3.0 Platform has also introduced elements of SocialFi to its ecosystem.
By creating a virtual-reality world in its digital space, GEMS is encouraging its members to communicate, collaborate, forge new friendships, voice their opinions, and express themselves freely and conveniently.
More information about GEMS Esports 3.0 Platform is available on the company’s official website.
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Organization: GEMS ESPORTS 3.0 PLATFORM
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Phone: +84976765555
Website: https://linktr.ee/thegemsgg
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