My Neighbor Alice (ALICE): Uses, Supply and Risks

My Neighbor Alice is a browser-based multiplayer farming and building game set in the Lummelunda Archipelago. Players can explore, gather resources, craft items and shape parts of a shared virtual world. Its design emphasizes creativity and cooperation, with tools for players to make their own content and assets.

ALICE is the project’s cryptocurrency token. It is associated with the game’s marketplace and rewards features, while the game itself is built on Chromia. The token is issued on Ethereum and BNB Chain, so ALICE should not be confused with Chromia’s native token or assumed to exist on Chromia in the same form. The game and token are related, but they are separate pieces of the project: owning ALICE does not by itself guarantee access to particular game features or assets.

Public descriptions of ALICE connect it to in-game purchases and the My Neighbor Alice marketplace, including virtual land and player-created or other NFT assets. The project also describes a rewards section. These features make the token relevant to players who want to use the game’s economy, but the availability and details of activities can change as the game develops.

The game’s crafting and user-generated-content tools are part of its broader appeal: players can create assets and experiences, and may be able to offer them to others. That does not mean every creation can earn money or that rewards are guaranteed. ALICE is not a claim on game revenue, and its value does not necessarily track how often people play. Check the game’s current rules and supported payment methods before acquiring tokens for a specific use.

ALICE is issued on Ethereum and BNB Chain. The game is described as being built on Chromia, which is a separate distinction: a token’s availability on particular networks does not establish that it is native to the game’s underlying chain. Before sending ALICE or connecting a wallet, confirm which network the game or marketplace currently accepts. Sending a token on an unsupported network can make funds difficult or impossible to recover.

As of 2026-11-05, the reported circulating and total supply were both about 99.95 million ALICE, against a maximum supply of 100 million. The reported price was about $0.126 and market capitalization about $12.5 million on that date. These figures change over time and are not forecasts. A token’s market price can move independently of its in-game usefulness, and a quoted supply does not indicate how much is readily available to trade.

ALICE carries the usual risks of a game-related crypto token. Its market value may be volatile, and demand can depend on interest in the game, marketplace activity and the usefulness of its features. Game mechanics, rewards and supported networks may also change. NFTs or other digital assets bought in a game can be difficult to resell, and their value is not assured. Do not treat past prices or reward descriptions as evidence of future returns.

For storage, use a wallet that explicitly supports ALICE on the network you intend to use, and keep recovery phrases private and offline. Check the network and recipient address carefully before every transfer; Ethereum and BNB Chain are not interchangeable. A hardware wallet can keep keys offline, but it does not prevent mistakes such as sending on the wrong network. If using a third-party exchange or marketplace, consider its custody and account risks as well as the risks of holding the token yourself.