Playnance’s native token, $GCOIN, has officially gone live on cryptocurrency exchange BitMart, marking another step in the company’s broader effort to expand liquidity and accessibility acros
Playnance’s native token, $GCOIN, has officially gone live on cryptocurrency exchange BitMart, marking another step in the company’s broader effort to expand liquidity and accessibility across global markets.
The BitMart debut represents the second of five exchange listings the company says are scheduled for June. The token is already available on MEXC and was added to WEEX earlier this month, while also remaining actively traded on a decentralized exchange within the Playnance ecosystem.
The listing comes as Playnance continues to position itself at the intersection of blockchain technology and online gaming. The company operates a Web3 iGaming protocol designed to bring casino gaming, sports betting, esports wagering, prediction markets, and live trading onto blockchain infrastructure.
At the center of that ecosystem is $GCOIN, which functions as the protocol’s utility and rewards token. According to the company, all major activities within the network—including gameplay, rewards distribution, staking, partner incentives, and operator interactions—are powered by the token.
Playnance says its infrastructure has already reached significant scale, processing approximately one million on-chain transactions per day. The company attributes this volume to a proprietary blockchain architecture designed specifically for high-frequency gaming activity, offering instant settlements, gasless transactions, and a non-custodial wallet framework.
The project’s staking ecosystem has also continued to grow. Current figures shared by the company indicate that more than 1.27 billion $GCOIN tokens are staked across the network. A dedicated reward treasury containing 164 million tokens supports staking incentives distributed to participants throughout the ecosystem.
The latest exchange expansion arrives as blockchain-based gaming platforms seek to attract mainstream users through improved user experiences and simplified onboarding. Rather than requiring players to navigate complex wallet interactions, Playnance focuses on abstracting much of the blockchain infrastructure while maintaining on-chain transparency.
“Playnance is moving the global iGaming industry on-chain,” said Pini Peter, CEO of Playnance. “GCOIN is the entry point for every player, operator, affiliate, and partner who wants to be part of the iGaming world.”
One of the company’s key growth drivers has been its “Be The Boss” program, an AI-powered platform that allows entrepreneurs, influencers, and content creators to launch branded Web3 gaming operations. The program enables participants to create gaming platforms that offer casino products, sports betting, live trading, and prediction markets without upfront costs.
According to Playnance, more than 3,500 individuals have launched platforms through the initiative. The company reports that partners have collectively earned over $2.4 million, while more than 400,000 $GCOIN tokens have been distributed through recent reward programs.
Adoption appears to be accelerating as well. Playnance says approximately 500 new operators are joining the ecosystem each week through the Be The Boss platform, contributing additional activity and transaction volume across the network.
The latest exchange listing could further increase visibility for the token as Playnance continues its expansion strategy. With additional listings expected in the coming weeks, the company appears focused on broadening access to $GCOIN while scaling the infrastructure behind its growing gaming ecosystem.
As blockchain gaming projects increasingly compete for mainstream adoption, Playnance is betting that high-volume transaction processing, simplified user experiences, and an expanding partner network can help bring more of the global iGaming industry on-chain.
