Mirror World raises $12 million to boost Solana game development
Mirror World Labs recently closed its first round of funding, raising $12 million, primarily to accelerate the development of its Solana game engine, "Sonic," which CEO Chris Zhu said lacks the necessary infrastructure in the game development space, such as cross-chain exchanges and cryptocurrency replenishment services, which limits developers' ability to innovate. According to CEO Chris Zhu, Solana lacks the necessary infrastructure in the game development space, such as cross-chain exchanges and cryptocurrency replenishment services, which limits developers' ability to innovate. Sonic enables atomic interoperability through the HyperGrid Framework, which allows game logic to be processed on Solana's mainnet while maintaining liquidity. mirror World hopes to attract more developers to the Solana ecosystem and drive the growth of GameFi, despite Solana's success in last year's memecoin boom, its gaming side has yet to realize its full potential.
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