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# Are There Tokens or Land for Sale?

Token and Land Sale

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The team consists of game developers, artists, and marketing employees. Yes, ***we are the world's leading game experts***! Each member of our team has more than half a decade of gaming experience and is diverse and dedicated. Given such, ***WarSindia has a strategic token launch plan in place.*** Before the game is officially released, an exclusive token will be available for purchase online and the land will also be sold in conjunction with the launch of Sindia Open World documentary film. ***We will be holding*** ***events after events, conducting competitions after competitions, and giving out tens of thousands of dollars in prizes*** all leading to the official token and game release.

***Further announcements shall be given prior to the launch so please stay tuned.***&#x20;


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