How the NFT Gaming Platform Rumble Kong League Picked Up Backers Like Paul George and CAA

By cineramaSeptember 1, 2022The Sandbox

Rumble Kong League is a video game that combines play-to-earn with NFT ownership with high-profile investors. Our Startups series looks at companies and founders who are innovating in the […]

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How the NFT Gaming Platform Rumble Kong League Picked Up Backers Like Paul George and CAA

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