ChainCatcher news, former Gala Games CEO Jason Brink (also known as BitBender) announced that his role at Gala will transition from Blockchain President to an unpaid advisor, and that he will lead some members of the Gala team to resign from their positions at Gala to establish an external organization called LFG Incorporated, in order to further decentralize Gala. This organization will be dedicated to providing services for new partners, bringing new projects into the Gala Chain and Node ecosystem. LFG will assist partners in planning the workload of nodes, designing token economic structures, helping users understand Gala Chain and Gala Node technology, providing advice for node sales, integrating with exchanges, building communities, and more.

ChainCatcher news, Gala Games blockchain president Jason Brink tweeted that currently, 6 companies have signed contracts to develop on the Gala Chain. They will utilize the entire GALA ecosystem, particularly the node infrastructure, to redefine their businesses, increase revenue, and reduce costs. The officials are currently providing them with channel access to support their builds, and there are plans to burn some GALA in the future to ensure channel security, after which they can immediately start building.In the next week or so, people will also be able to burn GALA to retain their domain names within the ecosystem. These domain names are currently only available in the GalaChain ecosystem, which will make transactions with other users much easier. Additionally, an updated blueprint for the entire GALA ecosystem and an updated MUSIC white paper are expected to be released this week.

ChainCatcher news, according to the official Twitter, Gala Games announced that it will fully migrate the Gala platform to Gala Chain by the end of the year, and simplify the usage threshold and development tools to provide comprehensive self-service for external teams by the end of the year.