Algorand developer hackathons give game teams a structured way to prototype on a fast, low-fee chain. This guide explains how these events run, what judges tend to weigh, and how to turn a weekend build into something players can actually try.
Alien Worlds is a play-to-earn metaverse on the WAX blockchain, and its community AMA and DappDays sessions are where many players learn about token mechanics and roadmap changes. This guide explains what those sessions are, how to find and check their highlights, and what to weigh before acting on anything you hear.
Alien Worlds is a play-to-earn metaverse that launched on WAX. Public reporting did not confirm a move to Zilliqa, so this guide explains how to verify any chain move yourself and what it would mean for your TLM tokens and NFTs.
Alien Worlds says it wants its game world and characters to be owned and steered by its players rather than a single company. This guide explains what that means, how Syndicates and Custodians are meant to work, and what to check before you take part.
Alpaca Finance was a DeFi protocol that let users borrow to amplify yield farming positions, including on Fantom. It announced in 2025 that it would shut down, so this guide explains how the product worked, what changed, and what to check if you still have exposure.
Alpha Homora was a leveraged yield protocol on Ethereum that lost about $37.5 million in a February 2021 attack. This explainer covers what happened, why leveraged DeFi strategies carry extra risk, and what to check before you deposit into any protocol.
Andre Cronje's Deriswap was a 2020 DeFi project announcement, and public reporting confirm little beyond that. This guide explains what was reported, how his later statements and projects fit in, and how to check the current status of any project he announces.
Animoca Brands is a large Web3 gaming and digital property company with a long NFT history and ties to Binance. This guide explains what the BNB Chain NFT news means, what the sources confirm, and how to check a launch yourself.
Animoca Brands is a long-running investor and publisher in games and virtual worlds, and its bets often draw attention when a new chain or project is involved. This guide explains how such bets work, what the public record does and does not confirm about a Solana virtual world deal, and how to check public sources yourself.
Animoca Brands has used the TOWER token and in-game chest sales to tie its mobile and Web3 games together. This guide explains what a chest sale is, how TOWER fits in, and what to check before you buy anything tied to an upcoming game.
Animoca Brands has a long record of sports partnerships, including MotoGP, and is active in the Flow blockchain ecosystem. This explainer separates the confirmed history from the details that still need checking before you act on them.
A $30 million figure linked to Animoca Brands appears in 2021 funding reports, but the public record we could check ties it to a venture accelerator round, not a guild accelerator pledge. This guide explains what is confirmed, what is not, and how to verify any similar claim.
AnRKey X (ANRX) is presented across listing sites as a DeFi and NFT gaming token, but the public data is thin and conflicting. This review explains what the results support, what they do not, and how to check the token before you consider buying it.
ANRKey X and its ANRX token are hard to judge from stable public facts alone, so this review explains what to verify before making any decision. The checks that follow apply to almost any new token and tend to reveal the biggest risks.
BANANA is the native token of ApeSwap, a decentralized exchange and DeFi hub that began on BNB Chain. This guide explains what the token does, where it exists, how to check its market data, and what to verify before you buy or stake it.
Aptos is a proof-of-stake layer-1 built around the Move language and parallel transaction execution. This guide covers how it works, what APT does, how to use wallets, staking and bridges, and where to check live data.
Aptos is a Move-based Layer 1 with its own wallet tooling, DEXes, lending markets and bridges. This guide explains how the ecosystem is organised and what developers and users should check before integrating or using a dApp there.
Archer Hunter is a Web3 archery game with public documentation and an ARH token. This guide explains what the docs cover, how to start playing safely, and how to judge whether earning ARH is worth your time.
Astar zkEVM was an Ethereum layer-2 network built by the Astar team with Polygon's Chain Development Kit. This guide explains how it works, how it differs from Astar Network on Polkadot, how to use it safely and what to verify before you move funds.
AutoFarm is a yield aggregator that automatically reinvests farming rewards so depositors do not have to claim and restake by hand. This guide explains how that works, what the AUTO token does, and what to check before depositing.
Axie Infinity's evolution system lets players upgrade Axie body parts, and AXP, AXS and mementos each play a different role in that process. This guide explains how the pieces fit together in 2026 and where to confirm current rules and prices before you spend anything.
Axie Infinity runs limited-time in-game events, and a lunar-themed event that closes on February 20 is a common example. This guide explains how these events work, how to confirm the deadline for your own account, and what to do before the cutoff.
Axie Infinity ran a limited-time Lunar New Year event with a new burn mechanic, but the sources available here do not confirm the February 20 end date in the query. This guide explains what the event was, how to verify its end date from official channels, and what players should do now.
Axie Origin is the skill-based competitive mode inside Axie Infinity, and its alpha seasons are test phases that change rules and rewards. This guide explains how alpha phases work, what a late-March alpha would mean for players, and how to confirm dates on official channels before you act.