Immutable speeds up expansion of Web3 gaming following SEC closing IMX case
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Blockchain gaming network Immutable is progressing rapidly following the conclusion of the investigation by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) into its native token, IMX, in late March.

Co-founder Robbie Ferguson highlighted significant achievements on Twitter, indicating a pivotal moment for the company and the wider Web3 gaming industry.

Ferguson, an executive at Immutable, disclosed that the blockchain gaming platform has made significant advancements despite facing regulatory challenges.

Despite facing scrutiny from the SEC, Immutable onboarded 5 million wallet users, formed partnerships with three multi-billion dollar companies, and doubled its game offerings to over 500. With the investigation resolved, the company is prepared to accelerate its growth further.

In November 2024, the SEC issued a Wells notice to Immutable regarding potential securities violations. However, the agency recently concluded its investigation without taking any enforcement action. This resolution has provided Immutable with much-needed regulatory clarity.

Now that the legal uncertainties have been addressed, Immutable is focusing on its goal to redefine ownership within crypto gaming.

Collaborations with prominent entities like Tencent and Temasek underline Immutable's strong momentum and growing institutional confidence in the Web3 gaming model. Through tools like Immutable Passport, the platform simplifies the process for mainstream users to access decentralized game economies seamlessly.

Immutable's ecosystem, with over 500 games either in development or live on its platform, is well on its way to becoming one of the most extensive in the industry. The utilization of NFTs grants players genuine ownership of in-game assets, representing a departure from conventional game publishers' restrictive practices.

Treeverse, an eagerly awaited Web3 title on Immutable, is a significant part of the ecosystem. The game's first season, launching on April 19, emphasizes progression based on merit and asset utility, providing rewards in END, IMX, and MON tokens.

Amidst skepticism from figures like Gary Gensler about the value of digital assets, Immutable remains resilient with industry support indicating a move towards broader acceptance of cryptocurrencies.

Immutable's resurgence aligns with the projected explosive growth of the Web3 gaming sector, which is estimated to reach nearly $65.7 billion by 2027 from $4.6 billion in 2022.

Even with this positive outlook, Immutable's native token, IMX, has only seen a modest 2.89% increase, with its current trading price at $0.41.

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