Atari Token Will Be Available On Bitcoin.Com From November

The Atari Token will be available on Bitcoin.com from November after the successful $1.5 million pre-sale as we are reading in our cryptonews today.

The Atari token is designed for casing, betting, and online games and will finally be available on Bitcoin.com public sale in November. The platform already raised more than $1.5 million in token pre-sales. Atari was reborn as a crypto brand with the Atari token designed for use in gambling apps and online games plus an Atari VCS game console that will be released in November as well.

In November we will also see the public sale of the ERC20 Atari Token as per the announcement for the new partnership with bitcoin.com to hold the public sale then, as well as to also list the token. So far, Atari sold more than $1.5 million worth of tokens in two pre-sales. In the first one, there were about $514,000 raised which were contributed to the partners to outline test and launch on the blockchain. The second sale for $1 million came from ICIB Group and the third-parties while the next pre-sale is underway.

The first two pre-sales offered the token at a price of $0.08 but there’s no word yet on how much it will cost in November. The Bitcoin.com exchange will start offering the token for purchase using Bitcoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Ethereum. An Atari Exchange will also launch at the same time as the exchange listing in order for a better synchronization to be achieved with other stages of the project. Atari also detailed their vision that aligns with the roots at the company which popularized video games in the 1970s and 1980s. The company will also offer online casinos, competitive games, and online sports powered by the token.

Atari will integrate the Ultra game delivery platform in the new VCS console and will let owners purchase PC games that are playable on the device. The Ultra users will purchase the console itself with the help of the tokens and other classic games such as Pong and Rollercoaster Tycoon. The company inked a $4 million deal in August with Animoca Brands, the publishers of blockchain games F1 Delta Time and The Sandbox. The deal made the company an exclusive provider of blockchain content for the new VCS consoles while it is not clear how the partnership aligned with that agreement.