Atari, a decentralized token designed for the interactive entertainment industry, has just been listed on Bittrex Global, the leading digital asset exchange in safety and security.
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Created as the token of reference for the interactive entertainment industry at-large, including video and mobile gaming, interactive content and other forms of multimedia, the Atari token’s functional design and utility allows developers and publishers alike to reap substantial benefits including product awareness, smart contract integration, and in-game asset protection.
Atari is a true gaming veteran. Created by Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney in 1972, it became a pioneer first in arcade games, home video game consoles, and home computers.
“We are elated to take this next step in our growth,” says Nikola Radoshevic, Chief Innovation Officer of Atari. “As long-time running frontline innovators we’ve been able to accurately predict the next viable step in our roadmap to success, one after another, and listing with Bittrex Global is exactly that next step for us. Expanding Atari token access to Bittrex Global’s sizeable customer base demonstrates our intention to disrupt the interactive entertainment industry on a global scale.”
“Atari has a long-standing history of innovation. We are excited to support Atari in receiving increased awareness for their utility token, which is helping to not only revolutionize the traditional entertainment industry but also in pushing it towards Web 3.0,” says Stephen Stonberg, Chief Executive Officer of Bittrex Global. “As an exchange who prioritizes the needs of our customers and partners first, it gives us great joy to provide Atari token enthusiasts with safe, secure, and easy methods of transacting.”
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