The post BLIFE Protocol and Portal Merge to Enhance Web3 Gaming Ecosystem appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Rongchai Wang Dec 22, 2025 11:59 BLIFE ProtocolThe post BLIFE Protocol and Portal Merge to Enhance Web3 Gaming Ecosystem appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Rongchai Wang Dec 22, 2025 11:59 BLIFE Protocol

BLIFE Protocol and Portal Merge to Enhance Web3 Gaming Ecosystem



Rongchai Wang
Dec 22, 2025 11:59

BLIFE Protocol merges with Portal to operate as a unified entity, backed by Animoca Brands and G-20, enhancing cross-chain gaming and Web3 adoption.

BLIFE Protocol, a decentralized protocol on the Bitcoin blockchain, announced its merger with Portal, a platform focused on interoperability and liquidity for Web3 gaming, according to Animoca Brands. The newly combined entity will operate under the Portal brand, with the support of Animoca Brands and G-20.

Strategic Merger and Leadership

The merger aims to integrate BLIFE’s Bitcoin-based projects with Portal’s cross-chain gaming solutions. Benjamin Charbit, a former Ubisoft game director known for his work on Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, will lead the combined entity as CEO.

Support from Key Industry Players

Animoca Brands, a leader in digital assets and Web3, will bolster Portal’s relaunch with capital and strategic connections. G-20 will also contribute as an ecosystem and strategic partner, enhancing Portal’s capabilities and reach.

Expanding Web3 on Bitcoin

BLIFE has been instrumental in developing Web3-native experiences for the Bitcoin ecosystem, including the creation of BLIFE.ID, a Bitcoin identity passport, and Odin.fun, a memecoin trading platform. These initiatives have significantly contributed to expanding Bitcoin’s role in the Web3 landscape.

Enhancing Cross-Chain Connectivity

In mid-2025, BLIFE acquired Beyond, a Bitcoin L1 bridge, which will now become part of Portal’s interoperability stack. This addition will enhance Portal’s ability to connect Bitcoin users with Web3 gaming, utilizing a proprietary cross-chain bridge to facilitate seamless transactions across different blockchain networks.

Portal’s Vision for Unified Gaming

Portal aims to unify fragmented blockchain gaming ecosystems into a cohesive platform, allowing for deep liquidity and seamless gaming experiences across various chains. The integration of BLIFE’s network and the upcoming Beyond bridge will help Portal achieve its mission of reducing fragmentation in Web3 gaming and enhancing connectivity for developers and players.

For more detailed information, visit the official announcement on Animoca Brands.

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Source: https://blockchain.news/news/blife-protocol-portal-merge-web3-gaming

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