GALA Token Gains Utility as GalaChain Enters China

GalaChain Opens the Door to China’s Gaming Market

Gala Games has partnered with Shrapnel and Trusted Copyright Chain (TCC) in China. This partnership allows GalaChain to gain access to China’s official registry for licensed digital assets. It’s a big step. Over 600 million gamers in China now have a legal and easy way to interact with GalaChain. This is the first time an international blockchain has gained such access.

Before this deal, Chinese law didn’t allow foreign blockchains to operate locally. Only the Trusted Copyright Chain had government approval for registering and trading digital copyrights. Now, GalaChain can legally operate within that system. All NFT transfers through this chain will be timestamped and registered under local Chinese laws. This ensures compliance.

The new model respects Chinese regulations. It keeps data inside China while opening the door for international users. It’s a smart way to work with strict rules without breaking them. This partnership becomes a strong blueprint for others who want to enter the Chinese market.

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Economic Power Behind GALA Token

One standout feature of the deal is how it uses the GALA token. Every transaction between Chinese users and global participants on GalaChain will require GALA as a gas fee. Part of this fee will be burned. This lowers the total token supply. Another part will be sent to reward pools for the community.

The token is no longer just a digital currency. It becomes part of a full economic system. A live dashboard will show how much GALA is being burned and rewarded. This creates transparency and drives trust.

By connecting GALA’s value to the Chinese gaming market, the token gains real-world demand. As transaction volume grows, GALA becomes more scarce. That could push the token’s price up. It also helps keep inflation down by removing excess tokens from circulation.

Neon Machine, the studio behind the popular game Shrapnel, has confirmed its decision to move the game onto GalaChain. This move brings Shrapnel into alignment with Chinese regulations. GalaChain offers low-cost, high-speed transactions, which is a bonus for gamers and developers.

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Ken Rossman, CEO of Neon Machine, says the move will let millions of players market their in-game items directly. Players can sell and trade within the game’s ecosystem. Shrapnel will also use at least 10% of its China revenue to buy SHRAP tokens on GalaChain.

This creates a direct link between the game’s financial success and GalaChain’s health. It’s a closed loop that benefits both the game and the blockchain.

To welcome new users, Gala is releasing a commemorative Bridge Badge NFT. Anyone with a Gala wallet or a new Shrapnel account mirrored on TCC can receive one. This badge is more than just a souvenir. It guarantees early access to test the game and cross-border asset features.

Chinese influencers can send out Invitation NFTs. These include built-in tracking for wallet activations and badge claims. It’s a smart way to reward real user growth. It also helps build a stronger and more authentic community.

The cross-border bridge is now in motion. The team is already working on making the system ready for everyday users. By Q1 2026, this setup could be fully open and easy for anyone to join. It’s not just about entering China. It’s about doing it the right way.

This partnership between GalaChain and TCC shows how global crypto and NFTs can work inside regulated systems. It could set the standard for other industries looking to do the same.