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You heard that Elixir Games recently acquired @RoboKiden. Cool. But for those not in the know, what is Elixir? Their CGO, Danyil Shatko, explains it's more than just a Web3 game launcher. 🎧👇

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Blest2 years ago

@Elixir_Games @RoboKiden @danyil_shatko Elixir is the alpha, $KIDEN is the ticker 👀

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Hype TEDDY 🐻2 years ago

@Elixir_Games @RoboKiden @danyil_shatko 🔥🔥👀👀

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Ankh Alpha2 years ago

BOOM! Robokiden is more than a game...

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Ankh☥2 years ago

@Elixir_Games @RoboKiden @danyil_shatko LFG

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Ahmad Abba2 years ago

@Elixir_Games @RoboKiden @danyil_shatko LFG

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Emmy28 ETH2 years ago

@Elixir_Games @RoboKiden @danyil_shatko Yeah av heard

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Haybit.eth2 years ago

@Elixir_Games @RoboKiden @danyil_shatko $ELIX

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I_am_lumzy LINGO 🐉 $MON 🐞 $GAME 🐳 $BLUAI2 years ago

@Elixir_Games @RoboKiden @danyil_shatko Lfg

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SAJJAD_BLUE🧩2 years ago

@Elixir_Games @RoboKiden @danyil_shatko lfgggggggggg

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Samha Abdallah2 years ago

@Elixir_Games @RoboKiden @danyil_shatko Boom boom boom 💥 👏

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