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The company raised a $30 million and is developing a core application that focuses on allowing game developers to integrate NFTs and blockchain into their games It is compatible with Polygon, Immutable and Solana, and its custodial wallet, Stardust Vault, aims to hide the blockchain layer for both players and developers That would allow the
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