crypto and NFT The gaming space has been busier than ever lately, with popular games coming out, token airdrops, and other things happening all the time. That’s a lot to take in!
Fortunately, Decryption‘s GG is everything. If you need to quickly learn the latest moves around crypto video games, we’re happy to present this week in crypto games.
Our weekend roundup covers the biggest news from the past week and a few others you may have missed. We’ll also feature a few of our original stories from the week.
Big news
Token Launch Frenzy: It’s been a week for Ethereum The game label is activated. Token Creation Event Ethereum gaming platform Nifty Island As of Wednesday, ISLAND has a market value of around $15 million as of this writing.
Kaidro, a franchise with a webcomic, a crypto game, and an upcoming animated series, as well launched its KDR token on Ethereum on Wednesday. Since its launch, it has reached a market cap of over $10 million. Also, on Wednesday, the arena Butter Moonray launched its MNRY symbolAlso on Ethereum. What a week!
Also, the Tomarket (TOMA) token is finally up and running ApartmentsTelegram Game players can finally receive and trade their airdropped tokens. Apparently it didn’t go well, but the price dropped by 50% since launch, and the developers tried to appease the public.
“We understand the frustrations regarding token pricing and airdrops, and we are taking steps to address these issues,” the Tomarket team wrote. Telegram post.
Santa brings Bitcoin: Mobile crypto game Bitcoin Minerit allows you to earn real money Bitcoin Mining fake coins on iOS and Android has launched a holiday event that allows you to win hundreds of bonus satoshis (1/100,000,000 BTC) over the weekend.
Santa’s Moonshot on Monday morning puts a Christmas-themed spin on the game’s usual weekend event, unlocking bonus BTC and in-game boosts to build rockets. You’ll mine fake coins like Snowlana and Elfereum, collecting more real Bitcoin along the way.
CyberKongz SEC: The US Securities and Exchange Commission has issued a Wells notice to the NFT gaming project CyberKongzsaid the developers last week, noting the last regulatory inspection of the entity of its type. Wells’ notice informs recipients that the regulator plans to take enforcement action based on findings from preliminary investigations.
“The SEC’s Enforcement Division approached us with rhetoric that you can’t have a label (ERC-20) in tandem with the blockchain game without registering it as a security,” CyberKongz said in a statement Monday. The team added that they will “defend this position for more space.”
Philadelphia 76ers game: NBA team Philadelphia 76ers started “Spectrum Sprint,” a free-to-play mobile game with Web3 elements in collaboration with the Crypto.com team Sponsor since 2021.
The game uses a pixel art style with side-scrolling gameplay that asks players to traverse Philadelphia landmarks and walk down Broad Street toward the team’s former Spectrum Arena. Players unlock digital collections and compete for exclusive prizes at four levels: Rookie, Pro, All-Star and Legend.
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Here are just a few of our original stories from the past week:
Edited by Andrew Hayward
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