The Sandbox's $93 million raise in 2021 was a company financing round, not a creator grant pool. The creator-focused money the platform later announced was a separate 100M SAND fund, and this guide explains how the two differ and where to check the current status.
We could not confirm the details of a minting exploit at The Sevens from the sources available to us, so this guide covers the evergreen version: what minting exploits are, how to check a troubled launch, and how to protect your wallet before and after you mint. It is written for collectors who want to act on facts rather than rumours.
Total value locked is the most quoted number in DeFi, but it mixes deposits, token prices and double counting into one figure. This guide explains what TVL measures, where it misleads, and which checks to pair with it.
The Walking Dead: Vox drop was a primary sale of avatar NFTs on the Gala Games platform, scheduled for March 28, 2022. This guide explains what happened, what the status of the collection is as far as current sources show, and how to verify and trade Vox NFTs safely today.
The WAX Antelope upgrade is a blockchain-level change, and a chain upgrade can make web3 games easier to use, but it does not create mass adoption on its own. This guide explains what an upgrade like this can change, what public sources do and do not confirm, and how to check the current facts yourself.
The Theta Metachain was a planned 2022 upgrade to Theta Network that would link several blockchains into one network. This guide explains the original plan, the timeline the sources report, how the design works, and how to confirm its status today.
Theta Network is a blockchain paired with a distributed edge network that aims to move video, including the heavy streams metaverse apps depend on, closer to viewers. This guide explains how that design works, where it could fit metaverse video, and what remains unproven.
Theta Network is a blockchain project that tries to pay people who share bandwidth and computing power for video delivery, with viewers sometimes earning rewards too. This guide explains how that model works, what its tokens do, and what to check before believing claims that it will change streaming.
Theta Network is a blockchain built around peer-to-peer video delivery, using volunteer edge nodes to move and process video. This guide explains how that model works, where it could fit metaverse video, and what to verify before forming a view.
Theta Network has a small but active ecosystem, and public updates often mention new applications before any launch date is confirmed. This guide separates what the current sources support from what is still rumor, and shows how to check any Theta dApp before you use it.
Theta Network started as a blockchain for decentralized video delivery and is now widening into AI, media, NFT and investment activity. This guide explains what that shift means, how to judge whether it is sustainable, and how to check the network's progress yourself.
Theta Network has announced new validator and node updates since 2020, including enterprise validators from large companies and later guardian node staking. This guide explains what those announcements meant, how the node roles differ, and how to check the current picture yourself.
Thetan Arena is a free-to-start blockchain battle game with NFT heroes and a THG token. This guide explains how to start, how battles and rewards work, and what to check before you put money or time into earning.
Thothus was described in 2022 coverage as a Cardano decentralized exchange and finance platform aimed at crypto gaming and the metaverse. This guide explains what that model means, what to verify before you connect a wallet, and how to judge any gamified DeFi app on Cardano.
Visibility is a weak guide to quality, so this list uses plain criteria. It covers three lesser-known dApps with clear purposes, the risks each carries, and the checks to run before you use any Web3 project.
A partnership between ThunderCore and YGG SEA is a useful lens for understanding how blockchain networks and gaming guilds try to bring players in. This guide explains the parties, what public sources do and do not confirm, and how to judge any similar announcement.
ThunderCore has announced a new brand identity aimed at mobile entertainment and consumer web3 apps. This guide explains what a brand refresh does and does not change for users, developers and token holders, and how to check the details that matter.
ThunderCore is an EVM-compatible public blockchain with its own native token, Thunder Token (TT). This guide explains what the network does, what its speed claims mean, and how to check its current status before forming any view on it.
ThunderCore is an EVM-compatible blockchain, and promotions such as Wolverine Pack openings, TT farms and NFT giveaways are often marketed under its name. This guide explains how each type of promotion works, what to verify before taking part, and how to protect your wallet.
ThunderCore has announced a 10 million growth fund meant to make it easier for developers to port dApps to its network. This guide explains what such a fund usually covers, what the results we reviewed do and do not confirm, and how to check the current terms before you commit to a move.
Tiny Titans is the name readers search for when they want playable, collectible digital creatures, but reliable information on a specific launch was not available for this guide. This explainer covers how these creature games and collectibles work, how to verify a launch before you spend anything, and the risks to weigh.
Public reporting for Tiny Titans mostly point to a DC Comics children's series, not a crypto product. This guide explains what that means if you see a name-and-win offer using the phrase and how to verify it before you take any action.
Binance has listed NFT categories before and later removed some of them, so a drop announcement is not proof of a safe purchase. This guide explains how to check a Tiny Titans release before you connect a wallet or spend funds.
TinyTap is a children's learning platform built around short lessons and games that teachers and creators make for toddlers, preschoolers and early school ages. This guide explains what it offers, how it is organised, and why it is not a blockchain or crypto game, even though it appears in a Web3 gaming directory.