ULTGG, the gaming token from disruptive esports events company Ultimo GG has been launched, reaching an astonishing $25m market cap in 10 minutes.
Ultimo GG made a name for themselves throwing unique, inclusive gaming events in venues from famous London nightclubs to landmark shopping centres like The Bullring in Birmingham and Senayan City Hall in Jakarta. Pivoting to an online-focused model during the pandemic, the token launch is the latest successful step towards world domination as the company seeks to challenge the corrosive, extortionate ubiquity of Twitch and Youtube in the gaming and content creation space.
Along with the pre-sale selling out within 10 minutes, after the successful launch the amount of wallet holders grew to 11,000 in 20 hours. Since then, the coin has gone from strength to strength, with a slew of innovative announcements keeping the initial momentum alive.
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Now, matching Ultimo’s vision and ambition to go higher and further than anyone else, Earth’s atmosphere is the latest boundary for Ultimo to break. Ultimo GG has announced the launch of a ledger filled with ULTGG tokens into space along with the first ULTGG NFT. More information will be released via the company’s social media and Telegram soon.
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Lastly, Ultimo’s brand ambassador campaign continues to gather momentum. Since the ULTGG launch on Saturday, Jon Marianek (manager to the Logan Brothers Jake & Paul), boxing legend Amir Khan and Indonesian esports superstar Claraksu have been announced, with plenty more to come.
Ultimo GG’s mission to democratise gaming and content creation, giving gamers and creators of all skill levels a chance to shine on an in-development one-stop-shop platform for gaming, content creation, community building, e-commerce and much more, all powered by ULTGG.
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