Magnus Carlsen has linked his name to several chess technology projects, but public reporting used for this guide do not confirm a chess project inside The Sandbox. This explainer separates the verified chess-tech activity from the metaverse claim and shows how to check any similar announcement yourself.
Celo's Make Crypto Mobile Hackathon ran in 2021 and closed in December of that year. This guide explains what it was, why Celo was built for phones, and how a developer can build a mobile crypto app on Celo today.
Mantle is a Layer-2 network that processes transactions on top of Ethereum and reports strong DeFi growth since its 2024 mainnet launch. This explainer covers how it scales Ethereum, what its MNT token does, and how to check current figures before you use it.
MapleStory N is Nexon's blockchain-linked take on the long-running MapleStory franchise. This explainer covers how its ecosystem is meant to fit together, what to verify before playing or spending anything, and the risks that apply to any token-based game.
Mars4 is a 3D survival game set on Mars that pairs gameplay with a MARS4 token and NFTs. This guide explains what its game demo covers, how the play, build and earn model works, and what to check before spending anything.
Mars4 is a Mars-themed metaverse game on Ethereum where land plots and in-game assets are NFTs. This guide explains what its official marketplace covers, how buying and selling works in general, and what to check before trading.
Mars4 is a Mars-themed 3D metaverse built on NFT land plots, with a MARS4 token on Ethereum. This guide explains what it is, how to judge whether community interest is real, and what to check before you buy land or tokens.
Mars4 sells virtual land plots as NFTs inside a Mars-themed 3D game, with a separate MARS4 token on Ethereum. This guide explains what a plot actually gives you, how ownership and the token work, what to verify before buying, and the risks of treating virtual land as an investment.
Mars4 is a Mars-themed 3D metaverse where players own virtual land plots represented by NFTs, with a MARS4 token on Ethereum. This guide explains how the land, token and gameplay fit together and what to check before getting involved.
Mars4 is a NFT-based Mars metaverse where land plots are the core asset, and a stronghold is simply a fortified base built on land you hold. This guide explains what that means in practice, what to check before buying in, and how to protect yourself while you build.
Mars4 has announced gameplay tied to its vehicle NFTs, intended to give players more ways to earn. This guide explains how that kind of design usually works, what the public information does and does not confirm, and how to check details before you buy, stake or play.
Marshmello has shown off a CryptoPunk NFT, and this guide explains what that kind of reveal does and does not prove, what CryptoPunks are, and how to check ownership claims and trade safely in 2026.
In mid-2021 Marvel announced a push into NFT comics and collectibles, mostly through the VeVe digital collectibles app. This explainer covers what was announced, how such licensed drops work, and what readers should check before buying anything tied to a comic brand.
The multichain paradigm spreads users, assets and apps across many blockchains instead of one. Whether that model is ready for mass adoption depends on bridges, fees, wallets and liquidity working together for ordinary people.
Matic Network became Polygon in 2021, and its MATIC token was later upgraded to POL. This guide explains what changed, why Polygon was built to help Ethereum scale, and how to check the current status yourself.
McDonald's filed trademarks in 2022 for metaverse restaurants that would also take real orders for food delivery. This guide explains what was proposed, what the public record shows about it, and how McDonald's delivery actually works today.
me3 is promoted as a web3 gaming wallet that can be set up in about 15 seconds. This guide explains what that claim can and cannot mean, how to time it yourself, and how to secure a new wallet without rushing.
MEE is the token of Medieval Empires, a blockchain strategy game whose token was promoted through a Bybit spot listing and trading competitions. This guide explains what the token is, how to check its current status on Bybit and elsewhere, and what to weigh before trading it.
A copycat game with Axie-style creatures arriving on Polygon is a common pattern, and it can be a real new project or a lookalike built to pull in wallets. This guide explains how to confirm what is actually launching, check its contracts and team, and protect your wallet before you connect it.
A Meebits-style collection on Tron can draw fast attention, but a copy is not the original and may carry real risks. This guide explains what copycat NFT collections are, how to check them, and what to look for before buying or trading.
A sharp floor price move on a collection like Meebits usually reflects a few large buyers acting in a thin market, not broad demand. This guide explains how to read that signal and what to check before acting on it.
Public reporting do not confirm a DeFi-powered MEGA token or a yield farming launch from MegaCryptoPolis, so this guide explains what the project is known for, how yield farming works, and how to check any MEGA farm before depositing funds.
MegaCryptoPolis is an Ethereum city-building strategy game whose in-game assets are NFTs. The name MEGA is also used by an unrelated network, so this guide explains what the game is, what the sources confirm about a MEGA token, and how to verify any MEGA token before you buy or trade it.
Gamers have been talking up MegaCryptoPolis and its token after a headline pump figure of 863. This guide explains what the project is now called, what that figure can and cannot tell you, and how to check public sources before you trade.