Moonveil, a full-stack Web3 gaming platform, has partnered with Impossible Cloud Network (ICN) to build a fully decentralized gaming ecosystem—one that removes the need for traditional Web2 infrastructure like AWS and shifts everything to the blockchain.
By combining Moonveil’s Layer 2 gaming ecosystem with ICN’s decentralized multi-service cloud, the goal is to decentralize every layer of the gaming experience—from gameplay to identity, infrastructure, and even token economies. Developers will be able to build directly on-chain, giving players more control, ownership, and transparency.
Impossible Cloud Network already supports a wide range of decentralized services across 140+ countries with over 29,000 active node operators.
Backed by $35 million in community sales and supporting over $1 billion in weekly operations, ICN provides cloud services like storage, compute, and bandwidth without relying on centralized servers.
Meanwhile, Moonveil has built strong momentum in the Web3 gaming space. Running on zkEVM Polygon, it’s backed by major investors like Animoca Ventures, Spartan Group, and Gumi Cryptos Capital.
Its ecosystem includes over 1 million gamers, nearly 900K active wallets in a test event, and 1.3 million unique wallets on its testnet. Moonveil also introduces on-chain identity and cross-game asset compatibility powered by its native token, $MORE.
With ICN’s infrastructure and Moonveil’s growing user base, this collaboration proves the technical potential and market demand for fully decentralized gaming.
It also comes at a key moment—Moonveil’s $MORE token launches on June 27, and ICN is gearing up for its own $ICNT token and mainnet debut.
Together, they aim to set a new standard for what Web3 gaming can be.
