Online gaming provider BETER Live to add BetConstruct's FTN as supported cryptocurrency

Gaming solutions provider BETER Live has announced that it is planning to add SoftConstruct's Fasttoken (FTN) to its list of supported cryptocurrencies. 

The inclusion of FTN in BETER Live's supported cryptocurrencies will start during Q1 of 2023. FTN is the official cryptocurrency of the Fastex ecosystem, as well as the adopted cryptocurrency of betting and gaming software provider BetConstruct. 

"FTN is the official cryptocurrency of Fastex ecosystem and the native token of the Fastex Chain developed and curated by leading tech giant SoftConstruct," Fasttoken's website describes.

"With SoftConstruct's vast network, over 1 million active users, and 700 partners all over the globe, FTN will have numerous real-world use cases from day 1 implying high organic growth," a statement further describes.

So, after the holidays, we are here to announce our successive news! Continuing our list of FTN-supported #providers, we are happy to share that @beter_corp is the next provider, planning to add #FTN to the list of supported #cryptocurrencies 📌
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— BetConstruct (@BetConstruct) January 10, 2023

Fasttoken recently passed an ERC-20 and smart-contract distribution audit from CertiK, a blockchain security pioneer; and Hexens, a cybersecurity solutions company. The audit ensures that the code is working correctly and provides confidence in the operability of FTN in the future.

Fasttoken is currently in the Private Sale phase, offering tokens to the SoftConstruct partner network and private and institutional investors for €0.2-0.25 per token. It commenced on October 25 and will continue until January 12.

As for BETER Live, the company supplies next-gen betting solutions for the global betting industry, powering multiple sports disciplines and esports tournaments. "Our mission is to make the betting experience BETER for next-gen players, providing them with the fast-paced entertainment we know they want," the firm says.