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Impossible Cloud Network (ICN) and Moonveil have joined forces to launch a Web3 game ecosystem that is entirely decentralized – from tokenomics to cloud infrastructure.
While the majority of blockchain-powered games quietly rely on AWS and other Web2 crutches, game-centric Layer-2 Moonveil and permissionless cloud protocol ICN are committed to proving real decentralization is not only possible but inevitable.
The collaboration will see the pair commit to decentralizing the whole gameplay stack, meaning player-owned infrastructure, cross-game liquidity, sovereign identities, and permissionless performance do not depend on a single centralized server.
“There’s no true Web3 without decentralized infrastructure,” says Sebastian Pfeiffer, Managing Director at Impossible Cloud Network. “This partnership proves that even the complex setups gaming requires can be fully self-sovereign.”
“Moonveil was built to redefine how games and infrastructure come together, and with ICN we’re able to deliver an experience that doesn’t just look like Web3 – it runs on Web3, from infrastructure to gameplay,” adds MJ, Founder of Moonveil.
The milestone comes at a time when both projects are entering their next chapter: ICN is currently preparing for its mainnet and $ICNT token launch, while Moonveil is also set to launch its $MORE token on June 27.
Backed by 29,000+ node operators across 140+ countries, and having raised over $35M through community-driven sales, ICN powers decentralized storage, compute, and bandwidth at scale. The project’s infrastructure supports over 1B in weekly operations, 1,000+ enterprise users, and $5.5M+ in ARR, making it one of the few Web3 networks with proven demand and usage pre-token launch.
Moonveil is rapidly accelerating a multi-layered Web3 gaming ecosystem, from on-chain identity and asset interoperability to a high-performance Layer-2 network. With 1M+ community members, 871K+ wallets engaged in its AstrArk marching test, and over 1.3M unique wallets interacting with its testnet, it is proving both product-market fit and technical scalability across key global markets. Its node sales have also surpassed $11 million.
