For quite some time, blockchain-based applications have been criticized for their lack of users and functionalities. Compared to many established apps that are hosted on centralized servers, blockchain-based apps are often judged as too “simplistic” and cannot really compete with their centralized counterparts.
Go Base, a product from a Japanese crypto firm called SmartApp, is trying to solve this problem by introducing functions that the blockchain devs need to create immersive games that will operate on top of the blockchain.
One of the special features of Go Base is direct Ethereum/fiat settlements for mobile users, which means users can leverage payments utilizing non-fungible tokens. Within the Go Base ecosystem, non-fungible tokens can be created by the operators, and users can directly transact with them. Users are even allowed to use credit cards.
Another important feature from Go base is the ability for the developers to use the latest intelligence report on the performance of their apps. This is similar to analytical tools that are widely available for the web, but they bring it to the blockchain space.
Go Base is trying to tap into the blockchain industry very seriously. SmartApp itself, the company that created Go Base, was created back in 2015. If they successfully capture the mobile audience with their Go Base project, it will be a huge win for crypto mainstream adoption.
Source: Cointelegraph
