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Galaxy Fight Club is not just an avatar project, it is a real-time PvP game that brings all the other different NFT collections together on one platform. When you think of Super Smash Bros it gets so much fun that you have characters from different IPs who come together, like Pikachu fighting Mario. Galaxy Fight Club does the same, with a bull from Bulls on the Block fighting a monkey from BAYC, or a cool cat fighting a crypto punk. The main way to earn inside the game is through getting loot box key drops by winning games, there are 3 different types of keys and each has a daily limit/cap, these keys can be combined with GCOIN to open loot boxes to get different items or can be sold on the secondary market as independent NFTs for others who want to open them instead. Team More than half of team is from the traditional gaming industry and all team members are based in Asia. Below is a list of all the main members of the project team. People not included in this list are hired to help or volunteer for the project. What makes Fight Club Galaxy unique? If you have characters from different IP addresses, you can, for example, choose Pikachu to fight Mario. Galaxy Fight Club's mission is to create a cross-IP gaming platform for the NFT universe where different IP addresses from different collections can interact in a meaningful way.

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