CryptoFights Announces Token

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CryptoFights Announces Token

Joshua Henslee discusses the announcement and implication of the FYX token to be launched Q2 2022 for top BSV application CryptoFights.

Henslee is an experienced ERP/software consultant based in San Jose, California, who has been obsessed with Bitcoin since 2018.

The popular crypto gaming site, found on the BSV Blockchain, announced its intentions this week.

The site has been responsible for helping BSV daily transactions surpass other chains.

CryptoFights is a Single Player Fantasy RPG real time game in which your fighter is paired up with another opponent’s Fighter in a 1v1 battle that lasts 1 round and ends when either of the fighter’s Hit Points reaches zero. 

You play with real money to compete in cash tournaments against other players!  However, Single Player campaigns are free to play and do not require any costs to fight.

CryptoFights is currently playable on Android, the Android emulator BlueStacks or on Windows. iOS coming soon.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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