The Atari Token (ATRI) is an Ethereum-based ERC-20 token that was launched to serve as a payment and reference token for the video game industry. This guide explains where it came from, what it was designed to do, and how to check its current status before you read or trade anything about it.
SLP and AXS are the two tokens in Axie Infinity, and they do different jobs. This guide explains what each one is, how players earn and spend them, how breeding links them, and what to check before you buy or hold either token.
SLP is the in-game token that Axie Infinity players earn by playing and spend mainly on breeding new Axies. This guide explains where it runs, how it is earned and used, and how to check its supply and price without relying on out-of-date figures.
Gaming tokens power play-to-earn games, metaverse land and in-game economies, and many trade on the same DEXes used for DeFi. This guide explains how to compare them, where to check current data, and the risks to weigh before buying.
Bittrex Global was widely cited as a venue that had listed more than 500 token projects, but the exchange announced in November 2023 that it would cease operations, and trading ended on December 4, 2023. This guide explains what a claim like that means, what happened to the exchange, and how token projects can approach listings today.
Solana (SOL) has traded near $260 before, but no price target can say whether it will again. This guide explains what the $260 level refers to, how to work out the move required from any price, and which signals are more useful than forecasts.
In August 2022, the 1xBit casino announced that it accepted Cosmos (ATOM) as a currency for deposits and betting. This guide explains what that kind of listing means, what to check before using ATOM on any casino, and how to confirm the current status yourself.
Crazy Defense Heroes is a mobile tower defense game from Animoca Brands that used the TOWER token for some in-game rewards and payments. This guide explains what the token was meant to do, how its play-to-earn features and NFT cards worked, and how to check where things stand today.
Crypto Zoons was a blockchain collectibles game built around a token called ZOON. This guide explains how projects like it work, how to check whether ZOON is still alive, and how to handle the token safely.
Crypto.com has repeatedly changed how much its card programs pay out for CRO staking, sometimes reversing a cut within days. This guide explains the history, the reasons these changes tend to happen, and how to check current terms before you rely on any card reward.
DeapCoin (DEP) is an Ethereum token that is tied in its project documents to the PlayMining platform, where it was described as a reward and NFT purchase token. This guide explains that claim, what the token can and cannot be shown to do, and how to check it yourself before you buy or hold DEP.
Decentral Games (DG) is the token of a blockchain gaming and metaverse project. This guide explains what DG is used for, how it relates to the governance token XDG, what the supply and contract data show, and how to check the token safely before you buy, swap or hold it.
Decentraland's MANA token has seen sharp rallies tied to metaverse excitement, then deep falls. This explainer covers what MANA is, why its price swings so hard, and how to check its current status yourself.
Decentraland MANA is the ERC-20 token used to buy land, names and wearables inside the Decentraland virtual world and to vote in its DAO. This guide explains what it does, where it runs, the risks, and how to check current data yourself.
Governance tokens give holders a say in how DeFi protocols run, but their value depends on rights, fee flows and risks that differ from project to project. This guide explains what these tokens do and how to judge them when hype returns.
Do Kwon, the co-founder of Terraform Labs, became the subject of an Interpol red notice after the collapse of the TerraUSD and Luna tokens in 2022. This guide explains what that notice is, how the case moved to the United States, and what the episode teaches about stablecoin risk.
ENJ is the native token of the Enjin ecosystem, used for gaming assets and related services. This guide explains what it is, where it came from, how it is used, and how to check its contract and store it safely.
AXS is the governance and ecosystem token of the Axie Infinity game, and it was created as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum. This guide explains what it is, how its supply and release schedule work, what it is used for, and how to check its current status yourself.
FLUF World is an NFT-based collection and virtual world, and public reporting do not confirm the details of any investment or the size of a price rally. This guide explains what the project's public listings show, how to check a rally in a thin market, and what to do before trading.
GALA is the utility token of Gala Games, a blockchain gaming platform where players can own in-game items as digital assets. This guide explains what the token does, how its chain and network have changed, and what to check before you buy or hold it in 2026.
A governance token gives its holder a say in how a protocol is run, such as fees, listings and treasury spending. This guide explains how the voting works, where it falls short, and what to check before you vote or buy.
A headline figure of half a billion ETH burnt in 26 days cannot be right, because the total ETH supply is roughly 120 million tokens. This explainer covers what burning means on Ethereum, where numbers like this usually come from, and how to check burn data yourself.
New token rankings sort recently launched and recently active tokens by on-chain activity, which can surface projects that market-cap tables hide. They are a starting point for research, not a verdict on safety or value.
Social media can move DeFi token prices within hours, often before any change in what a protocol actually does. This guide explains the mechanics, the warning signs of manufactured hype, and the checks to run before you act on a post.