Coin Prices

BTC

$66,940.00

-3.32%

ETH

$2,384.24

-3.50%

BNB

$545.98

-2.34%

SOL

$155.91

-4.57%

XRP

$0.499974

-0.62%

TRX

$0.162516

-1.61%

ADA

$0.322487

-3.75%

WBTC

$66,904.00

-3.03%

SHIB

$0.00001658

-2.36%

BCH

$324.55

-5.41%

LTC

$65.06

-3.04%

PEPE

$0.00000784

-4.35%

TAO

$410.10

-6.83%

XMR

$159.19

2.05%

WBT

$18.81

-0.84%

XLM

$0.090282

-0.47%

ETC

$17.51

-2.14%

KAS

$0.102458

-5.86%

OKB

$37.15

-0.87%

POL

$0.288494

-4.74%

CRO

$0.070153

-2.51%

ARB

$0.466166

-3.76%

MNT

$0.545017

-3.15%

IMX

$1.042

-5.34%

OP

$1.31

-9.31%

INJ

$16.18

-4.47%

HBAR

$0.04191698

-2.69%

VET

$0.01915676

-3.40%

FTM

$0.537487

-9.72%

SEI

$0.336688

-3.21%

GRT

$0.130137

-5.20%

OM

$1.26

-7.04%

BONK

$0.0000175

-3.15%

JUP

$0.839258

-5.30%

GT

$8.41

-0.06%

MKR

$1,141.69

-2.81%

ENA

$0.327776

-3.82%

BSV

$44.74

-4.92%

AR

$12.80

-8.01%

LDO

$0.924521

-3.85%

QNT

$55.52

-0.54%

BTT

$0.0000008

-1.75%

BEAM

$0.01467704

-5.11%

LBTC

$66,984.00

-2.97%

MEW

$0.00777642

-9.90%

GALA

$0.01731021

-3.76%

MOG

$0.00000166

-3.53%

APE

$0.892376

-4.33%

WBTC

$66,819.00

-3.52%

FLR

$0.01216509

-2.61%

EOS

$0.404499

-3.07%

XEC

$0.00003071

-4.11%

SPX

$0.643997

-9.13%

XTZ

$0.584188

-2.57%

NOT

$0.00564179

-4.93%

CFX

$0.125794

-6.24%

W

$0.195803

-7.66%

GNO

$204.79

-1.25%

AXL

$0.634117

-2.81%

BDX

$0.077007

-2.49%

CKB

$0.01136367

-6.69%

CHZ

$0.054686

-1.46%

ENS

$14.81

-7.11%

BOME

$0.00692946

-3.98%

LUNC

$0.00008163

-2.10%

NFT

$0.00000043

-0.05%

ZK

$0.11359

-5.70%

SATS

$0.00000019

-4.90%

XDC

$0.02654308

-1.20%

TWT

$0.914404

-5.46%

BTG

$21.01

-1.68%

QAI

$89.10

-1.80%

ASTR

$0.04930057

-3.73%

GMT

$0.117166

-2.51%

DOG

$0.00337449

-10.83%

IOTX

$0.03567297

-2.85%

MEME

$0.01019986

-4.28%

SFP

$0.625623

-3.40%

RSR

$0.00543648

-4.72%

WOO

$0.153323

-6.63%

AMP

$0.0034466

-2.93%

TBTC

$66,824.00

-3.08%

JST

$0.02756975

-2.78%

CRV

$0.221114

-3.89%

GLM

$0.267144

-3.62%

WBTC

$67,016.00

-3.01%

EBTC

$66,609.00

-3.64%

HOT

$0.00143016

-6.58%

MX

$2.61

-1.74%

DOGS

$0.00048324

-6.08%

OHM

$15.57

-3.11%

ZIL

$0.01265607

-3.50%

CET

$0.087035

-1.39%

SC

$0.00412274

-3.20%

KSM

$15.01

-3.64%

ZRX

$0.275202

-6.17%

ELF

$0.31833

-4.69%

MWC

$20.89

-2.84%
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Games

Reviews of games

Image: The Finals
Games

7 Best Free Games to Play on Sony PS5

Video game consoles are expensive. To take home a PlayStation 5, you're looking at $450 for the minimum point of entry. While there was probably at least one game that led you to buy the system in the first place, the other games out there are expensive, with many of them ringing up at $70 at the register. And that game you bought with the system—even if it's a super-long game like Horizon Forbidden West, Assassin's Creed Valhalla, or Metaphor: ReFantazio—is eventually going to feel old enough t...

·

Sep 3, 2024

SuiPlay0x1. Image: Mysten Labs/Playtron

Games

SuiPlay0x1 Preview: Everything You Need to Know About the Crypto Gaming Handheld

Crypto games aren't going away—they're on the go!  SuiPlay0x1 is an upcoming handheld device that will let you play crypto games, following in the footsteps of the Solana Saga smartphone as a network-branded device but with more of a gaming focus. Entering a market with competitors like the Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch, gaming startup Playtron is looking to shake up the game by bringing "seamless" Web3 functionality. More and more details are flooding in about the device, which is now set for...

by Ryan S. Gladwin ·

Aug 25, 2024

Image: Gravity

Games

‘Ragnarok: Monster World’ Beta Teases a Sharp Ethereum Riff on ‘Clash Royale’

The first “closed beta test” for Ragnarok: Monster World—a mobile game based on the popular Ragnarok Online role-playing franchise—isn’t very closed after all. But it is pretty fun. Built with optional NFT assets on Ethereum gaming network Ronin, Ragnarok: Monster World delivers a simple, streamlined strategy experience for iOS and Android that’s more than a little bit reminiscent of Supercell’s mobile smash, Clash Royale. Getting into the weeklong beta test doesn’t require ownership of NFTs, no...

by Andrew Hayward ·

Aug 18, 2024

Artwork from PokeyQuest. Image: PokeyQuest

Games

'PokeyQuest' Is a Slick Telegram Tap-to-Earn Game, But Nintendo's Lawyers Might Not Love It

For the most part, the current crop of popular Telegram games such as Hamster Kombat and X Empire don’t look particularly appealing—from a visual standpoint, at least. From very basic menus to what appears to be AI-driven artwork and a complete lack of engaging effects, the absence of any real visual stimulation has been one of my main complaints of the budding genre.  But PokeyQuest, a Telegram tap-to-earn game that appears to have around half a million players so far, fixes that issue by… let'...

by Mike Stubbs ·

Aug 7, 2024

Screenshot from Dog Pooper (cropped). Image: Decrypt

Games

'Dog Pooper' Is the Rare Telegram Game You'll Want to Play for More Than Just an Airdrop

Over the last few months, I’ve played a lot of Telegram tap-to-earn games. From Hamster Kombat through to Catizen and X Empire, I’ve tried them all—and almost always come away disappointed at how little there is to actually do in them. Now, amazingly, a game about pooping dogs is keeping my interest.  Dog Pooper, which is its actual name, has a similar swipe-to-combine mechanic as Catizen. But instead of combining cats, you drop piles of dog poop on top of each other to generate even better (or...

by Mike Stubbs ·

Jul 31, 2024

Image: Pixelverse

Games

'PixelTap' Review: Should You Play the Telegram Crypto Combat Game?

I was ready to sing the praises of PixelTap for being a Telegram-based tap-to-earn game that was trying to do something different. But amid recent changes, one new feature in the Pixelverse game has killed any chance of me continuing to play. Compared to other prominent tap-to-earn games, PixelTap is more involved than just blindly tapping the screen, as you are thrown into battles against other players and have to tap in specific areas of the screen to take them down. When you get matched again...

by Mike Stubbs ·