Review on Esportbits by David Olayide
Esportbits For Game Monetization
Esportbits which was formerly referred to as the HyperLoot Protocol, has an aim to help game developers monetize video games through the eSports competitive landscape and a digital assets exchange with cross-game trading capabilities. The project operates on the Ethereum blockchain network and when I noticed this about the project I was at once put at ease. Personally I feel very comfortable with cryptocurrency projects hosted on Ethereum’s blockchain.
I was disappointed however when I looked the cryptocurrency up and found very little information about it. I even made efforts to visit the official website but I found practically nothing. Even several of the cryptocurrency sites I visited had nothing to offer up about the HLT token, other than the fact that it was clearly not named Esportbits before.
One of the sites even tagged it as inactive and I fear that might actually be true. I would have loved to see the project in detail and observe more features. Esportbits is partnered with some popular companies or setups and this includes Trust Wallet. I feel that if the project were actually more forthcoming, they could actually make a contribution to the cryptocurrency community.
The price of HLT is low for now, but it’s potentials on the global market is not too gloomy. I would be happy if it had a boost eventually.
Pros
- Esportbits operates on the Ethereum Blockchain and that's good enough
- It facilitates video game monetization
Cons
- There's too little information on the project
