The Sandbox keeps expanding in South America by acquiring Cualit. SAND reacted to the news, soaring by almost 12% over the past 24 hours.
The Animoca Brands subsidiary – The Sandbox – purchased the Uruguayan technology company Cualit, aiming to accelerate the progress of the Web3 ecosystem and blockchain industry.
Prior to the deal, The Sandbox has worked closely with Cualit and its Co-Founders – the Perez brothers – for more than a year. After signing the agreement, the South American organization was renamed The Sandbox Uruguay. Still, the asset has been significantly affected by the recent crypto crash and stands far away from its all-time high of around $7.50 registered last November.
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