SACHI (SACHI)

SACHI is a virtual social gaming platform built on Unreal Engine 5, it features stunning graphics and gamified gameplay accessible from any device through pixel streaming. 

Key features of the project:

• Stunning 3D Graphics

High-fidelity graphics and immersive environments. Made possible with Unreal Engine 5.

• Pixel Streaming Technology

Streaming in high quality to any device. Support is extended to outdated systems that lack strong hardware.

• Competitive Gameplay

Challenging PvP gaming dynamics that spice up regular social gaming sessions.

• Customizable Avatars and NFTs

Customize your in-game character and get exclusive NFTs that you may exchange on the market.

• Play & Earn

By playing the game, you may earn exclusive items and daily incentives that will make your stay there more valuable.

🤑 The native token of SACHI game is $SACHI. The token holders can participate in platform governance, get access to special events and exclusive games, customize personal Avatars, and obtain staking rewards.  

SACHI currently has a Pre-sale on their website intending to fundraise $1.25M.

Furthermore, users have a chance to participate in the currently running $SACHI Airdrop campaign by collecting coins and spinning roulette on the Telegram App.

The CoinLaunch team analyzed SACHI game and identified some pros and cons to consider before participating in the project IDO: 

✅ SACHI pros: 

• Confirmed Airdrop;
• Relatively Low Initial Market Cup ($1.2M);
• Has Security Audit in progress from a Tier 1 company;
• Not bad SMM and Growth Marketing;
• About-the-average Marketing Infrastructure; 
• A lot of AMA sessions with a team;
• Has a reputable partner (NEXO).

📛 SACHI cons: 

• Game in the early development stage;
• High Token Inflation Rate (about 57% of the total supply will be unlocked within the first year after TGE);
• High FDV ($33.6M);
• Bad SEO and Influencer Marketing Performance;
• Lack of reputable Tier 1 backers;
• The executive team has no working experience in high Tier crypto companies;
• Team members don’t mention the project in their LinkedIn profiles.