Netmarble’s Blockchain Platform Plans Tokenomics Overhaul for MBX Token
Netmarble, a South Korean gaming company, announced today that its blockchain subsidiary MARBLEX revealed a plan to revamp the tokenomics of its native MBX token.
Fate of 670 million MBX
As part of this overhaul, MARBLEX will conduct a vote to determine whether to burn 670 million MBX tokens, which do not belong to the distribution plan. The total number of issued MBX tokens amounts to 1 billion.
The vote will be held on its Discord channel and the decentralized governance platform Snapshot. Participants eligible to vote are holders of Marbleship NFTs and MBX tokens. The final decision will be reached on July 10. If consensus is reached to burn the tokens, the specific burn schedule will be disclosed at a later date.

Enhancing MBX utility
Starting from the third quarter of this year, MARBLEX plans to introduce an improved token burn policy and system. The aim is to expand the utility of the MBX token and establish an ecosystem that is sustainable, transparent, and reliable.
MARBLEX is a gaming blockchain ecosystem that offers users the opportunity to play games while earning and trading cryptocurrencies. The platform currently supports games such as A3: Still Alive, a battle royale MMORPG; Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds, a fantasy MMORPG; and The King of Fighters ARENA, a fighting game.
According to Coinmarketcap, the MBX token is listed on six centralized cryptocurrency exchanges (Bithumb, Huobi, Bybit, Gate.io, MEXC, and Indodax) and Klayswap, a Klaytn-based decentralized exchange. Klaytn is an open source public blockchain developed by Korean social media giant Kakao Corp.


