Bitoveen is a multichain crypto base built for gamers. It brings trading, storing, tracking, buying and earning into one self-custodial wallet, so players can move between games, chains and marketplaces without juggling apps. Bitoveen launches as a dApp from the browser with a full-page dashboard showing accounts, transactions and assets at a glance.
Bitoveen is self-custodial, so users always own their keys. It supports multiple networks and wallets from a single interface, lets players buy vetted crypto with a debit card, and trades any token on any chain. Players can also earn yield aggregated from multiple sources, show off their NFT collections, and borrow from zero-interest lending pools. It connects to dApps across EVM networks, giving direct access to GameFi, DeFi and NFT marketplaces.
Bitoveen was also a wallet SDK for game developers. Studios could drop it into their game and give players a built-in wallet, without building their own wallet infrastructure. It worked for Web3 games and for traditional games adding digital items or payments for the first time, so players could hold and use their assets without leaving the game.
In 2024 we brought Nouve back as Bitoveen, rebuilt for gamers. We sold its wallet SDK to game developers, but there were not yet enough games or game developers to justify a wallet infrastructure product. So we built our own game, Valroft, and made the wallet a first-class part of it, through a companion app where players could receive and track earnings and turn in-game value into real-world assets.
Over time it became clear that on-chain gaming, at least in its current form, was not going to scale, especially as AI opened up larger opportunities. The Bitoveen wallet was absorbed into Valroft, and we retired it as a standalone product.
