Amihan Esports announces the transition from Esports to NFT Gaming

The Philippine esports organization, has announced its participation in Non-Fungible Token (NFT) gaming. This e-sports organization was previously disbanded after being banned from official League of Legends e-sports events: Wild Rift due to serious violations. The organization will officially return to the esports arena but will now shift its focus to crypto and NFT titles by hosting various teams and talented content creators from the games. Various famous NFTs like Axie Infinity and Thetan Arena. Amihan Esports also thanked the loyal fans for their continued support and apologized for the mismanagement of the controllers on their social media and merchandise stores.

Amihan Esports Returns as an NFT Gaming Organization

After a brief hiatus, the Philippine e-sports organization has announced its return to the e-sports arena. However, now the organization will move into a whole new business area that is NFT gaming.

NFT games are titles that allow players to earn money through cryptocurrency or blockchain technology. These currencies earned in the game can be used to upgrade in-game features or be redeemed for real-life currency. These games often require a great deal of brooding, and the true value of their coins can change over time.

With the success of Amihan Esports’ Axie Infinity scholarship program, the organization will continue to participate in NFT esports titles and will soon host a team for Axie Infinity esports events and more.

“Amihan will move from modern esports to the future of gaming, Amihan – NFT Gaming,” Amihan Esports captioned.

The organization will soon reveal more information about its next step in the NFT gaming e-sports arena. Now, Amihan Esports has revealed that they are planning to compete in tournaments for Axie Infinity, a turn-based fighting and monster-collecting game, and Thetan Arena, a MOBA NFT title.

“Today, we start to move forward before today’s games become obsolete,” Amihan Esports said.

The organization also thanked fans for their continued support and apologized for the lack of censorship over social media practices over the past few months.

“We also want to offer refunds for goods that were never made for you. You’ve all been a fan, we’re grateful for that. With that, we sincerely apologize for mishandling our page and have not been able to easily contact us over the past months,” Amihan Esports captioned.

With the rise of crypto and NFT games, it will be interesting to see what the future holds for eSports.

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