YGG

kalrunner

I started with 1K in 2016. Reached 80K in 2017 and cashed out 40K. Reached 1.2M in 2020 and cashed out 500K. I never really invested in 'cool' coins. I stayed with the bigger ones (Eth, BTC). The highest returns were from YGG (where I invested a portion during seed round) and AVAX where I got lucky to buy it at public round price. I also lost a lot in failed private sales.

DNS_Jeezus

ADA ETC Useless shitcoins that are going nowhere I dont know FUN DODO and YGG but id be suprised if they had a worse outlook than ETC and ADA

torvaman

FUN - 54% 2.02% Dodo - 53% 2.37% YGG - 72.71% 1.49% what the hell are these

AsbestosDude

Dump Dodo, FUN, YGG, ETC, and ONE Keep the rest.

Chonk-de-chonk

I've been playing web3 games for 2 years now, and have been trying to make my way higher up the food chain with YGG ( Yield Guild Games). I've participated in 2 gaming token airdrops over the past couple of months, and hoping to get involved in at least 2 more. It's been tough work, since these games are still in early development and I'm trying to keep my portfolio diversified (so I do a LOT of grinding in my spare time), but this year all of my work and DCAing should pay off.

njamimaranga

Litecoin (LTC)- $69 Yield Guild Games (YGG) - $0.53 GALA - - $0.0254

njamimaranga

Once a coin is over 120% from its Low I sell it and go invest in another coin that is <40% from its low. And for that case. I'm on Avax, YGG, JUV, ALGO, APE, MBOX, DOGE, OMG, COTI, DREP I don't chase shadows. I know when to walk OUT. And my plan has always worked. Because atmost 2 months this coin grown with over 90%. And that's good business for me. And if they fall, they hardly fall with more than 30%. I have a plan. And the market makers don't care if Solana has a project or anything. Sometimes it's like they move on their own. Maybe not! But all in all. My plan has always worked out for me.

Chonk-de-chonk

$YGG - it's the first web3 gaming alliance, which arose from the Phillipines and was originally founded for renting Axies in Axie Infinity - the genesis of the scholarship system. They've expanded to a wide number of games, several of which are offering active scholarships. If you believe in web3 gaming and the metaverse, this is a great pick. Full disclosure - I own $YGG. But I've only ever bought a small number. They have a Guild Advancement Program (GAP) that rewards players with $YGG based on their contribution to the ecosystem, which is represented as "quests." So, by empowering the guild, you become part owner. Put simply, #WeAreYGG

13Robson

My favourites are in no particular order: YGG (\~ #300), HERA (\~ #850), RVST (\~ #650), SWEAT (\~ #350), EFI (\~ #850), VEIL, LMR (Lumerin) A bit larger marketcap, but GALA and AUDIO look good, too. Research some, if you like :)

damianivan

When it comes to convenience in the market, I prefer holding which I've done on BTC, XRP, YGG and RIDE. They are more for the long term. However, when it comes to trading, I've used a few tools to make informed decisions like Lunarcrush, Tokenmetrics as well as RoyalQ bot that blew my account. Trading has not really been my thing probably because I'm not patient enough with that.

damianivan

I'm a bit indifferent on the price now, though I also hold BTC, ETH and XRP alongside YGG and am bullish on RIDE which has been building to change the narrative of in-car entertainment all through the bear season. I believe Alts that are building in the bear market will give more Xs in the next bull run.

Successful_Craft3076

Flow, DYDX and also YGG also have token unlock coming this week.

Chonk-de-chonk

I joined YGG (Yield Guild Games) and have made hundreds of dollars doing their achievements (Guild Advancement Program, or GAP). I don't think the point is to sell right now - it's to fill bags for the upcoming bull. I think crypto gaming is gonna be big - it's the foundation of the metaverse. Who else is going to design digital spaces besides video game devs? If you're interested in other places to earn, the most successful for me right now is League of Kingdoms, Pixels, and Genopets. Genopets requires a land purchase, and the other two require serious account development. Most games are still too deep in development for too many earning opportunities.

Successful_Craft3076

I have BTC, Algo, mkr, aave, SNX, eth and my best performing coin is YGG which I bought with zero research and investigation and might be a literal shitcoin. Sad indeed

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; This week, the market is preparing for over $120 million worth of token unlocks. Avalanche (AVAX) is set to unlock 9.54 million tokens, potentially adding a selling pressure of $100 million. Other significant token unlocks include Space ID (ID), Yield Guild Games (YGG), and Lido DAO (LDO). The last token unlock for AVAX in May caused a 30% drop in price, but it quickly bounced back. The impact of these token unlocks on the market remains to be seen. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Try our free crypto chatbot at https://chat.coinfeeds.io*

CreepToeCurrentSea

*tldr: Liquid staking protocol Lido (LDO), the Avalanche Blockchain native token (AVAX), and the token behind the Yield Guild Games DAO (YGG) are all scheduled to implement token unlocks this week, increasing the supply of the tokens available in the market.* *Token unlocks are staggered releases of coins previously frozen to prevent early investors or project team members from liquidating their holdings in large numbers.*

damianivan

I would say, crypto is not a quick-fix scheme. Like every other investment, we want to make good profits but it mostly takes some time. I'll say you give it the next bull run and see what my XRP, LTC, RIDE and YGG bags will look like. DCAing in the dip had become a thing for those of us that are determined to make it big in this market, but it's just a matter of time.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; An Ethereum gaming altcoin called Yield Guild Games (YGG) experienced a significant price increase of 317% in just one week before retracing. This surge was followed by a series of whale transactions, with large players like Wintermute, Youbi Capital, and Sfermion moving millions of YGG tokens to crypto exchanges. The influx of tokens onto the market suggests that these big players may be preparing to sell their holdings. YGG allows users to stake tokens, invest in virtual NFTs, earn altcoins, and participate in governance. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Try our free crypto chatbot at https://chat.coinfeeds.io*

RCALovah

YGG is the coin that the author was referring to. It's a gaming guild coin where the game is how fast it is to rug the coin to oblivion, it seems

Xpecialist_

I don't trust YGG they just hype games and will dump it to players as their exit liquidity.

slug_tamer

YGG is the sound I make when open up my portfolio and see it still in the red.

Silence-Samurai8357

Is YGG a coin ?

improbableyam

It's funny they support YGG but not ATOM, lol.

Chonk-de-chonk

If you're interested in more web3 games, I'd check out YGG (Yield Guild Games). They have a Guild Advancement Program (GAP) that rewards you for "quests" you can undertake by playing the games they've invested in. They're just in season 3, and there's some kinks to work out... but I'm trying to stack blockchain gaming assets anyways, and figured the extra income would be nice. I already got over 1k YGG tokens from the program (though I'm pretty involved, and have a powerful account in League of Kingdoms)

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; An unnamed institution spent $10 million to buy 3.4 million Synthetix (SNX) in the last two days. SNX is a decentralized asset issuance project that allows users to hold and trade crypto, stocks and precious metals without actually owning the specific asset directly. The same institution also holds 44.5 million Conflux (CFX) and 7.3 million Yield Guild Games (YGG). *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Get more of today's trending news [here](https://coinfeeds.substack.com).*

dhiaalhanai

>I'm here trying to defend web3 gaming, maybe dispel some myths and let people know that there's a huge community forming around i all. I'm with YGG (Yield Guild Games), which is the original web3 gaming guild, founded initially by Axie managers lending to those who couldn't afford any Axies, let alone the 3 required to make a team. Awesome, let's take the misery of the modern workplace and recreate it in our games, now coming pre-packaged with the entire corporate structure. Don't forget to meet today's quota!! Never mind that this has all of the negatives of a real job, only with no job contract that legally defines your rights vs the employer. "But they can regulate it!" you might argue, but if that does indeed happen whatever "web3 gaming" scene exists will die off because a major appeal for money-makers is the lack of regulation on the space (just like regulations will kill the appeal of crypto to many people). >I like to think of us as liquidity providers, who help produce assets that meet market demand, make expensive web3 games more accessible, and provide multiple means of web3 gaming income. Let me ask you: what is the actual value being provided here? All web3 games are either pegged to volatile crypto currencies and/or run as ponzi schemes, where the only way to generate funds is to bring in more users. This has played out time and time again in the space; the foundation is utterly rotten because it's not built on providing value, it's built on extracting wealth from one group and shifting it to another. And if you claim the value is having fun--well, non-web3 games already do that much better, absolutely no reason to attach clumsy blockchain tech and volatile crypto currencies for that purpose.

Chonk-de-chonk

Elden ring won't go away. Breath of the wild won't go away. This is a new genre of games, and no one wants to force it down your throat. Not all games make sense with a blockchain use case. Web3 gaming is such an alien concept it can really only be placed in its own category. And my apologies for not giving you any examples, I wasn't trying to soft shill. My original web3 gaming thesis originated with Splinterlands, an nft trading card game. This made so much sense to me, being able to buy and sell cards directly in a digital market with no packaging required. It also gives the means to rent cards, dramatically reducing the barrier to entry. They have some play-to-earn aspects that I find rather confusing, but that's more so a recent development. I haven't paid a lot of attention to them recently. Civitas is a game I'm following quite closely. It's being developed by industry veterans from Paradox and CCP games. Paradox is known for making and publishing amazing 4x games, while CCP developed Eve: Online. If anyone is gonna get a dynamic video game economy right, it's those guys. And the game looks awesome, too; it's civilization style, but everyone is a citizen of a city and works together to improve the city's technology, armies, etc. And the artwork is quite pretty and unique. There's some cool ARPGs being developed right now, too. I'm mostly looking at Big Time, Embersword, and Guild of Guardians. The first two only use NFTs for skins and for lands, which helps fuel skin markets, etc. I'm also rather fond of Genopets. Even though it's on the Solana chain, which sucks... I love my little geno-lad. You level them up through steps, or you can use steps to mint KI tokens; but only if you own land. You need to own land to create both KI and items, which I think makes sense: in order to benefit from the economy you need to put some money down. Otherwise, it's entirely free-to-play. From there, people can buy different items on the market, though they're just augments that change what your pet looks like. Eventually they'll have combat, minigame, missions, etc. But the thing is, these games are all either deep in development or in some stage of pre-alpha/alpha/beta. So it's difficult to evaluate them on their gameplay, graphics, etc. when so much is still up in the air. And no, I'm not trying to herald anything. I'm here trying to defend web3 gaming, maybe dispel some myths and let people know that there's a huge community forming around i all. I'm with YGG (Yield Guild Games), which is the original web3 gaming guild, founded initially by Axie managers lending to those who couldn't afford any Axies, let alone the 3 required to make a team. YGG launched the concept of the web3 gaming guild, and intend to build a "future of work." I like to think of us as liquidity providers, who help produce assets that meet market demand, make expensive web3 games more accessible, and provide multiple means of web3 gaming income. Again: YOU DO NOT NEED TO TREAT IT LIKE A JOB. It's an entirely new genre of games, and there's multiple game loops to satisfy every kind of player. I hope this all helped inform someone about web3 games. Maybe even you, too. But since you seem to think my defense of web3 games is too preachy, I'll stop here. I've gotten pretty tired of replying to everyone, anyways. Safe travels.

Chonk-de-chonk

Another thing I'd like to mention about the pay-to-win dynamic, too, is the advent of the gaming guild. If you REALLY want to play a game, and only get beaten into the ground by whales, then you can join an organization that will lend you assets in exchange for profit-sharing of any premium currencies you accrue. People who do this are called "scholars," and Yield Guild Games (YGG) is a great example of this. They helped people in the Philippines to actually make a living on Axie Infinity.

Every_Hunt_160

I agree Gala is a good shout, GODS probably the most 'playable' blockchain game out there SAND is also a good option (its metaverse but some see it as a 'game' as well, so just throwing it here for good measure). I think the rest are low market cap gambles. PYR, UOS, ATLAS (Star Atlas), YGG were prominent (in the gaming crypto space at least) at one point of time.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Oasys is partnering with YGG, a gaming guild, to promote gaming projects built on top of the Oasys ecosystem in Japan. The goal of the partnership is to grow the blockchain gaming ecosystem in the world's third largest gaming market. Around 99% of the games played in Japan are local, and only 15% go to foreign companies. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

StygianFuhrer

Sounds like you want to gamble. I’d put half into MATIC because I think it’s the most likely to rise and probably rise more than BTC or ETH. The other 50% would go into a moonshot. ILV, YGG, AGLD or VRA would be my picks (I have tiny positions in each of these but am not trying to shill them, I just think they’re most likely to explode over the next 6-24 months). The MATIC is a 2x+ hedge in case the moonshot dies, although I didn’t predict MATIC’s recent price movement so it might not even 2x again from here in your timeframe. For transparency from the shill point of view, MATIC is one of my biggest shares of my portfolio.

Chonk-de-chonk

Gold farmers are not a bad thing in web3 gaming. They provide liquidity for the game's economy. I'm with YGG and that's basically their goal - to provide liquidity, and create a next-gen video game workforce. As for the bots and cheaters - for sure they're bad. Bots in particular are a huge problem from what I've seen in some of the fledgling blockchain games I'm playing/keeping my eye on. Cheaters do get punished when they're caught, though. And it's far more painful when money's on the line. In web3, sending royalties to the game creators is absolutely enforceable. In fact, because of this mechanism, they are incentivized to create and sustain a robust economy so that their revenue stream continues uninterrupted. The various "advantages" offered through buying land and other nfts is entirely dependent on the game's mechanics. For example, in The Sandbox, owning land will let you create your own games/experiences on it that others can play, too (you can even charge admission). In a game I'm paying attention to, called Civitas, owning land lets you live in a city, contribute to its development, vote, etc. If you don't want to pay, their free-to-play option is to play as a nomad, where you can earn tokens and eventually save up to buy land (I should mention that they have devs from Eve: Online on their staff). Meanwhile, in Genopets, owning land allows you to earn tokens and craft items. And yes, while many games have their own economies, very few have ones where you can cash out, or are even interoperable with other games. Game development is going to give us the foundation of the metaverse - there is TONS of innovation going on as we speak.

Kuenzlerra

According to recent reports which I saw, a wallet on Binance was liquidated on an ETH trades worth more than $4.4M, which is entirely a massive loss. But, aside from that, I believe now is a good time to utilize a portion of my stables that I have been holding to easily DCA and acquire more of my favorite tokens, which include YGG, RIDE, NGM, CTSI, and many more that are exhibiting a bullish stance.

judrocarta

Don’t get YGG and P2E managers wrong, YGG only recruits very active ppl to manage their assets, you are not going to lend your own.

papapinga

Hey mate, which API calls did you use on the CoinGecko api? Trying to redo this as well and also do it on Coinmarketcap and Nomics. there's some tokens in here I actually have been looking into (YGG, LDO, GALA) for example

GoldenRain99

YGG and BLZ are incredibly high risk, so I'd recommend swapping those out with something that is a bit of a better hodl, BTC, ETH, XMR, ATOM, etc.

bone_shadows

I think I was mostly talking out of irrational fear and now see the market normalizing again. Large caps a little safer to short, since they wont normally pump 50-100 percent like the bullshit we saw in YGG and people

Chonk-de-chonk

There's a couple of 4x games that I'm paying loose attention to as they develop, specifically Blocklords and Civitas. I'm part of YGG (Yield Guild Games) as well, and these games are partnered with the guild. I'm actively playing League of Kingdoms and GooeysP2E. League of Kingdoms does not inspire a lot of confidence in me, they have a huge bot problem that causes major lag. Plus they come off as cash-grabby at times, since it's modeled after those crappy phone games where you collect resources and everything you build/upgrade is on a timer, which can be sped up using their premium currency. But if they can get through their current problems while maintaining their player base, I think they have what it takes to make it to the other side of this bear market. I am super confident about GooeysP2E, though. They just released their early access, and the game is so far very unrefined. But they built some sturdy foundations, and the lead dev is working hard to crush bugs and put out their first expansion. He's also a core dev that worked on Dogecoin back in the day, and always has a lot to say about blockchain games. I've also tried Mines of Darnia, which is trash. Oh, and I'm also keeping my eye on Mist - I traded their coin a bit last year and got a 10-bagger out of it. AND I recently signed up for Lost Relics, but have not been given access yet.

SmokinDoobieessss

YGG 😳

SmokinDoobieessss

YGG, FTM, LINK, DOT YGG by far Im happy i never bought ILV bro look at that shit 😂

johnRoent

YGG, while Guy was shilling it to his viewers, Coin Bureau org was dumping their bags. Recently he dumped his small bag as well. I had a moderate amount

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Yield Guild Games Southeast Asia (YGG SEA) has raised $15 million in two private funding rounds. The first regional subDAO of YGG aims to bring play-to-earn gaming to Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand. YGG SEA is also a founding member of the Asia Blockchain Gaming Alliance. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

iamjide91

NFTs and real world usecase. Hmm. I don't know if this fits, but gaming guilds are building sustainable businesses around gaming NFTs. I know games like Mecha Morphing already partnered with YGG SEA. Not sure what gaming guild Nitro League partnered with rn. But one thing is certain, these NFTs are making real world impact to everyone who owns them.

BullishKimX

Didn't see that coming, it means there will be a whole year allocation for them to finish and polish the game before the release this upcoming 2023 according to what I saw in their roadmap. Startup investment might cost a lot in the long run, that's why they should consider collaborating with guilds like YGG, Metagoons, or Balthazar for scholarship programs if possible.

abalawadhi

I'm experimenting with SHIB, DOGE (based on various 'expert' opinions), and CLV, YGG (based on my opinion). Let's see who's gonna win.

sudlibanbq

Lol, you can can't just afford to get tired doing your own research in this crypto space except you want to loose out or get scammed. You just need the right tools. My favourite still remains Axie Infinity but I'm learning Splinterland now because they have a really strong community. I used Balthazar nftgaming platform for my research and I trusted it when i realised they have partnership with Fantom. Interestingly i got a scholarship to play axie infinity under their guild. You could use it for research too.Other trust worthy guilds include YGG.

oracleifi

There are expensive NFTs before you can play the game but there are nft gaming guilds that also supports gamers and letting play the game without an investment for instance Balthazar and YGG! Balthazar is deploying 3000 scholars for Splinterlands. This could be a big help to every games who wants to play.

thejohnc

Nice another p2e racing game! In case you want to explore more NFT Racing games, do check Nitro League. They just partnered with YGG SEA so lots of guild entering it. Maybe a scholarship platform in the future like axie.

tsurutatdk

Thousands of games have been created, and while I have no idea what DEFY is, it appears that Balthazar is expanding its blockchain gaming study. They conducted research on Dogami, a Tezos blockchain, for example. NFT gaming will inevitably take off, and NFT games will make money by charging for entry, but NFT Guilds such as YGG, Balthazar, Metagoons, and others are free to join and ofc it's a shared profit, unless you play it alone with your own money, in which case the profit will be entirely yours. It's important to have a good read about the NFT games you want to participate in to be aware of the risks etc.

iamjide91

One game on my watchlist is the [Mecha Morphing](http://mechamorphing.com). It's an arpg battle game. Very few of its kind out there. I know it got signed up with YGG if I'm not mistaken. A gaming guild in Asia. From what I can tell about gaming guilds, they keep gaming ecosystem busy. But then, they also make accessibility to some high cost games cheap and easy to everyone.

murdeltatwf

Its always about the bag and the satisfaction the coin gives me in the long run. I happen to also have some of the most popular p2e tokens like NAKA, THETA, YGG in my bag and I'm looking forward to adding GSTAR in my bag once it gets launched in Q2 as I enjoy streaming Family Feud right on my TV screen and PC via GameStar+ app. With the token launch, I can now purchase more game packs and have fun with my family.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; In a survey conducted in the Philippines, 32% of respondents said they would quit or consider quitting if NFT games allowed them to go full-time. YGG Pilipinas' country manager Luis Buenaventura said that the trend of people quitting their jobs for P2E is definitely picking up. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

FancyCoolHwhip

STX and YGG. Check out Coin Bureau YT videos on these

Grunblau

Coinbase ALGO wallet [right now…](https://algoexplorer.io/address/LWUWBZPVBS24TDBDZ72LUYJJF75KUJ3IUP6YGG45PVKGNAJYRGQD5CSCPA)

JerryTheCarry

This is an awesome write-up, well done. Now that some time has passed from your initial analysis what are your thoughts? Also curious how you view the competitive landscape? I am struggling to see clear advantages over other guilds such as YGG and AVG.

atzee

Kraken now supports ALICE, AUDIO, BICO, ENS, GALA, IMX, KP3R, MC, WOO and YGG. https://blog.kraken.com/post/13040/trading-for-alice-audio-bico-ens-gala-imx-kp3r-mc-woo-ygg-starts-february-25-deposit-now/

Mysterious-Agency820

YFI, RLY, LPT, IMX, REN, YGG, INJ, NMR. These are some on my watchlist.

jeaksaw

$JEWEL it's the main currency in DefiKingdoms game I believe that they are building an amazing world with very simple and interactive defi aspect. I also have my eyes on $YGG and $MC, but I didn't put any cash in them yet. I think gaming guilds are up for a really serious stuff in the future.

davidc287

You are right because you can see how it is really hard to make a game with fully functional features and should be under a blockchain. But at least some pips on third world countries are getting some money through playing it by being a scholar. No wonder YGG and Balthazar are still recruiting to help these people.

Cryptardo

https://i.imgur.com/YGG3qA2.jpg

HighSolstice

I haven’t personally heard of NFTX or NFTVI so I’d have to research those to weigh in however another option I’ve heard of is the YGG token. It’s a DAO which holds gaming NFT’s that also provides you some other benefits such as borrowing the necessary assets from the pool to play games like Axie Infinity. As always DYOR but it seems promising to me and has my interest piqued.

PeterHeir

I prefer Yield Guild Games (YGG) and Merit Circle (MC): they have a different business model than MVI as they aim for the players. YGG is a guild that brings players together to earn via NFT games. We are the settlers of the Metaverse. Merit circle is creating a DAO that develops opportunities to earn through play for people who want to help build the metaverse

alphaop1

Daily Dose of Crypto : • Bitcoin dominance: 42.55% (-0.45%) • Cryptocurrency market cap: 1.712 Trillion Dollars (+1.96%) • BTC average transaction fee: $1.864 ( -3.51%) • ETH average gas Price: 122.79 Gwei (-8.60%) • 0x Protocol’s v4 release will soon let any project using the protocol’s smart contracts to offer swaps between non-fungible tokens • Coinbase on Monday began accepting inbound transfers of two Solana ecosystem tokens, FIDA and ORCA, confirming earlier reports. • Circle, has just reached a milestone of 50 billion USDC in circulation according to CoinGecko and a Feb. 1 tweet by company co-founder and CEO, Jeremy Allaire. • The total stablecoin supply currently stands at $177 billion, equating to around 9.7% of the total crypto market capitalization. Tether commands around 45% of that total, whereas Circle now takes a 29% share as the gap between them closes. • Cue Anchorage, a digital assets custodian, is in the final stages of bidding for a contract with the FDIC to act as a crypto asset management and solution provider. • Game publisher Team17 revealed plans to create Ethereum-based NFTs inspired by the Worms franchise. The announcement has received significant backlash on social media, with one game developer saying it will no longer work with Team17. • JP Morgan analysts have said that Bitcoin will struggle to get institutional adoption because of its volatility while Ethereum will face more competition from rival blockchains. • The latest bulletin covering the agenda for India's lower house of parliament includes “a lecture on understanding cryptocurrency” and its economic impact. The Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill do not appear as one of the 15 bills the government body will consider during its next session. • FTX has raised $400 million in a Series C round, which values the firm at $32 billion. • Crypto wallet Phantom has announced a $109 million Series B funding round led by Paradigm, an investment firm focused on crypto- and Web3-related companies. • Yield Guild Games (YGG) has raised $1.45 million to support people affected by December 16's Typhoon Odette in the Philippines, with nearly $1 million already dispersed to people in need.

darkphoenix2610

Axie Infinity has a rapid growth during the past years. That's why many people or guilds are offering a scholarship like YGG and Balthazar. So they can be able to play without investing money.

darkphoenix2610

Some games are just overhyped by the streamers. But I think the future of gaming will last. Coz still there is a lot of Guild offer a scholarship like Balthazar and YGG.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Yield Guild Games (YGG), Mobox (MBOX), and My Neighbor Alice (ALICE) are all play-to-earn tokens that you can engage in today. Each of these tokens has the potential for growth in both their value as well as their potential utility as their projects evolve over time. They are the best tokens to buy on January 28, 2022. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

smokinpanda84

Grayscale adds the following crypto’s to their assets for consideration next round: ALGO CVX SAND AXS YGG Not all will be considered.

bkcrypt0

There are a couple of stinkers in there, but some interesting use cases like telecom (Helium-HNT), and gaming/entertainment (ENJ, GALA, YGG) \*I don't any of these.

alphaop1

Your Daily Dose of Crypto : • Bitcoin dominance: 42.47% (+2.75%) • Cryptocurrency market cap: 1.636 Trillion Dollars (-1.54%) • BTC average transaction fee: $1.518 ( +13.63%) • ETH average gas Price: 142.05 Gwei (+13.20%) • Grayscale Investments has added 25 digital assets, including tokens for several high-profile DeFi and metaverse protocols, to a list it keeps of potential investments, the company said in a Monday blog posting. List includes cryptocurrencies for DeFi projects Algorand (ALGO) and Convex (CVX) and metaverse startups The Sandbox (SAND), Axie Infinity (AXS) and Yield Guild Games (YGG). • Coinbase has launched free tax center that will display their taxable activity, including short and long term gains and losses, in one place. • Central bank digital currencies are "the inevitable evolution of today's electronic currencies" and one in the U.S. could be released as soon as 2025, Bank of America said today. • Binance will become the main sponsor of Argentina’s powerhouse national soccer team and the naming sponsor of its national soccer league for five years, the crypto exchange announced on Monday. • Hayden Adams, CEO and founder of the popular decentralized exchange, Uniswap, claimed that his JP Morgan Chase bank accounts were shut down with no explanation. • Blockchain-based predictions market Polymarket has added a geoblock to keep US users from trading on the platform. • The Ethereum Foundation , following the lead of the blockchain's core developers, announced that the term "Ethereum 2.0" is being retired in favor of "consensus layer." • Cryptocurrencies are deep in the red this year after industry market capitalization plummeted to $1.6 trillion as of Monday from $2.3 trillion at the start of 2022, a decline of about 30% in just over three weeks.

Jollyapeinheaven

*Grayscale's additions to its list of "Assets Under Consideration" includes cryptocurrencies for DeFi projects Algorand (ALGO) and Convex (CVX) and metaverse startups The Sandbox (SAND), Axie Infinity (AXS) and Yield Guild Games (YGG).* Saved you a click.

milonuttigrain

Defi: * Algorand (ALGO) * Convex (CVX) Metaverse: * The Sandbox (SAND), Axie Infinity (AXS) and Yield Guild Games (YGG).

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; The largest Metaverse Hackathon (Metathon) organized by Metaverse Alliance and LD Capital has officially ended on January 21, 2022, PST. Over 100 contestants took part, with nearly 280 developers from 13 different countries engaged. 36 judges were invited from the leading funds such as Republic, Republic, Delphi Digital, Binance Labs, LD Capital, YGG, HashKey Capital, Huobi Ventures, and others. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

daknuts_

I'm shifting my focus a bit to future plays like 'metaverse' game tokens (ie: MTK, Axies, etc) and orgs that live in that realm, too (YGG)

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Crypto.com is expanding its venture arm's fund to $500 million as it looks to more aggressively back early-stage startups to help the crypto ecosystem grow. The fund, unlike those of many of its rivals, has no LPs (meaning, it's fully financed by the firm's balance sheet). The fund has been deployed to back about 20 startups including YGG SEA, multi-chain crypto portfolio tracker DeBank and Efinity. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

Invest07723

10 exactly! Nice! Where do you buy YGG?

SnooWoofers5376

My biggest bag is in CKB. Got some YGG, PBX as well. Risky as fuck.

RealisticGrab

Buy YGG now, thank me later

GladioReport

I bought YGG at $4.5

XXsforEyes

I feel ya, but they’re getting better by the day. Add to that 3 billion gamers world wide and you’ve got an ecosystem that isn’t going away. GALA, YGG, ENJ are decent plays for a diverse crypto portfolio.

XXsforEyes

ENJ, GALA and YGG all look tempting… thoughts?

anonForObviousReas

He recently picked YGG

Fuzzy-Following1865

YGG to enter the world of metaverses, gaming, NFTs and DAO at the same time. This project has the potential to grow a lot next year. I strongly recommend checking it out!

twinchell

Learned about YGG from Coin Bureau and I gotta say, sounds really good. YGG is a DAO that invests in crypto gaming assets. So this will give you a wide exposure to crypto gaming and a multitude of gaming assets (NFTs) without just picking up one project. Seems like a good 'I think crypto gaming will be big but not sure which one' type of pick.

two0nine

To say that YGG and Axie are undervalued feels off. I’m not saying they are necessarily overvalued but fully diluted mcap for those coins is massive.

Every_Hunt_160

Is anyone buying into crypto gaming coins? I’ve been accumulating THG, CGG, DAR, YGG so far. Any other games that are promising to keep on the watch list? I feel like if the bull run returns crypto gaming could be the next big trend like the metaverse. What do you guys think?

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Guilds and their Market Cap. ➡️ Yield Guild Games YGG - $552m (4,700 scholars) DAO gets 10% ➡️ Merit Circle MC - $417m (1,200 scholars) DAO gets 20% ➡️ Good Guild Games GGG - $19m (300 scholars?) DAO gets 20% ➡️ UniX Gaming UniX - $50m (600 scholars) UniX DAO gets 20% ➡️ Astra Guild Ventures AGV - $6m (2,035 scholars) AGV DAO gets 20% YGG - 1B Token - $8 MC - 1B Token - $9 GGG - 100m Token - $12 UniX - 1B Token - $1.4 AGV - 2B Token - $?? But in public sale on Dec. 1-23 it's only $0.2 Unbelievable!!! 🚀🚀🚀

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Guilds and their Market Cap. ➡️ Yield Guild Games YGG - $552m (4,700 scholars) DAO gets 10% ➡️ Merit Circle MC - $417m (1,200 scholars) DAO gets 20% ➡️ Good Guild Games GGG - $19m (300 scholars?) DAO gets 20% ➡️ UniX Gaming UniX - $50m (600 scholars) UniX DAO gets 20% ➡️ Astra Guild Ventures AGV - $6m (2,035 scholars) AGV DAO gets 20% YGG - 1B Token - $8 MC - 1B Token - $9 GGG - 100m Token - $12 UniX - 1B Token - $1.4 AGV - 2B Token - $?? But in public sale on Dec. 1-23 it's only $0.2 Unbelievable!!! 🚀🚀🚀

apostolosfilippos84

Any good game tokens? Got me some YGG, SAND. any other? thanks!

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Guilds and their Market Cap. ➡️ Yield Guild Games YGG - $552m (4,700 scholars) DAO gets 10% ➡️ Merit Circle MC - $417m (1,200 scholars) DAO gets 20% ➡️ Good Guild Games GGG - $19m (300 scholars?) DAO gets 20% ➡️ UniX Gaming UniX - $50m (600 scholars) UniX DAO gets 20% ➡️ Astra Guild Ventures AGV - $6m (2,035 scholars) AGV DAO gets 20% YGG - 1B Token - $8 MC - 1B Token - $9 GGG - 100m Token - $12 UniX - 1B Token - $1.4 AGV - 2B Token - $?? But in public sale on Dec. 1-23 it's only $0.2 Unbelievable!!! 🚀🚀🚀

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Guilds and their Market Cap. ➡️ Yield Guild Games YGG - $552m (4,700 scholars) DAO gets 10% ➡️ Merit Circle MC - $417m (1,200 scholars) DAO gets 20% ➡️ Good Guild Games GGG - $19m (300 scholars?) DAO gets 20% ➡️ UniX Gaming UniX - $50m (600 scholars) UniX DAO gets 20% ➡️ Astra Guild Ventures AGV - $6m (2,035 scholars) AGV DAO gets 20% YGG - 1B Token - $8 MC - 1B Token - $9 GGG - 100m Token - $12 UniX - 1B Token - $1.4 AGV - 2B Token - $?? But in public sale on Dec. 1-23 it's only $0.2 Unbelievable!!! 🚀🚀🚀

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Guilds and their Market Cap. ➡️ Yield Guild Games YGG - $552m (4,700 scholars) DAO gets 10% ➡️ Merit Circle MC - $417m (1,200 scholars) DAO gets 20% ➡️ Good Guild Games GGG - $19m (300 scholars?) DAO gets 20% ➡️ UniX Gaming UniX - $50m (600 scholars) UniX DAO gets 20% ➡️ Astra Guild Ventures AGV - $6m (2,035 scholars) AGV DAO gets 20% YGG - 1B Token - $8 MC - 1B Token - $9 GGG - 100m Token - $12 UniX - 1B Token - $1.4 AGV - 2B Token - $?? But in public sale on Dec. 1-23 it's only $0.2 Unbelievable!!! 🚀🚀🚀

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Guilds and their Market Cap. ➡️ Yield Guild Games YGG - $552m (4,700 scholars) DAO gets 10% ➡️ Merit Circle MC - $417m (1,200 scholars) DAO gets 20% ➡️ Good Guild Games GGG - $19m (300 scholars?) DAO gets 20% ➡️ UniX Gaming UniX - $50m (600 scholars) UniX DAO gets 20% ➡️ Astra Guild Ventures AGV - $6m (2,035 scholars) AGV DAO gets 20% YGG - 1B Token - $8 MC - 1B Token - $9 GGG - 100m Token - $12 UniX - 1B Token - $1.4 AGV - 2B Token - $?? But in public sale on Dec. 1-23 it's only $0.2 Unbelievable!!! 🚀🚀🚀

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Guilds and their Market Cap. ➡️ Yield Guild Games YGG - $552m (4,700 scholars) DAO gets 10% ➡️ Merit Circle MC - $417m (1,200 scholars) DAO gets 20% ➡️ Good Guild Games GGG - $19m (300 scholars?) DAO gets 20% ➡️ UniX Gaming UniX - $50m (600 scholars) UniX DAO gets 20% ➡️ Astra Guild Ventures AGV - $6m (2,035 scholars) AGV DAO gets 20% YGG - 1B Token - $8 MC - 1B Token - $9 GGG - 100m Token - $12 UniX - 1B Token - $1.4 AGV - 2B Token - $?? But in public sale on Dec. 1-23 it's only $0.2 Unbelievable!!! 🚀🚀🚀

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Guilds and their Market Cap. ➡️ Yield Guild Games YGG - $552m (4,700 scholars) DAO gets 10% ➡️ Merit Circle MC - $417m (1,200 scholars) DAO gets 20% ➡️ Good Guild Games GGG - $19m (300 scholars?) DAO gets 20% ➡️ UniX Gaming UniX - $50m (600 scholars) UniX DAO gets 20% ➡️ Astra Guild Ventures AGV - $6m (2,035 scholars) AGV DAO gets 20% YGG - 1B Token - $8 MC - 1B Token - $9 GGG - 100m Token - $12 UniX - 1B Token - $1.4 AGV - 2B Token - $?? But in public sale on Dec. 1-23 it's only $0.2 Unbelievable!!! 🚀🚀🚀

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Guilds and their Market Cap. ➡️ Yield Guild Games YGG - $552m (4,700 scholars) DAO gets 10% ➡️ Merit Circle MC - $417m (1,200 scholars) DAO gets 20% ➡️ Good Guild Games GGG - $19m (300 scholars?) DAO gets 20% ➡️ UniX Gaming UniX - $50m (600 scholars) UniX DAO gets 20% ➡️ Astra Guild Ventures AGV - $6m (2,035 scholars) AGV DAO gets 20% YGG - 1B Token - $8 MC - 1B Token - $9 GGG - 100m Token - $12 UniX - 1B Token - $1.4 AGV - 2B Token - $?? But in public sale on Dec. 1-23 it's only $0.2 Unbelievable!!! 🚀🚀🚀

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Guilds and their Market Cap. ➡️ Yield Guild Games YGG - $552m (4,700 scholars) DAO gets 10% ➡️ Merit Circle MC - $417m (1,200 scholars) DAO gets 20% ➡️ Good Guild Games GGG - $19m (300 scholars?) DAO gets 20% ➡️ UniX Gaming UniX - $50m (600 scholars) UniX DAO gets 20% ➡️ Astra Guild Ventures AGV - $6m (2,035 scholars) AGV DAO gets 20% YGG - 1B Token - $8 MC - 1B Token - $9 GGG - 100m Token - $12 UniX - 1B Token - $1.4 AGV - 2B Token - $?? But in public sale on Dec. 1-23 it's only $0.2 Unbelievable!!! 🚀🚀🚀

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Guilds and their Market Cap. ➡️ Yield Guild Games YGG - $552m (4,700 scholars) DAO gets 10% ➡️ Merit Circle MC - $417m (1,200 scholars) DAO gets 20% ➡️ Good Guild Games GGG - $19m (300 scholars?) DAO gets 20% ➡️ UniX Gaming UniX - $50m (600 scholars) UniX DAO gets 20% ➡️ Astra Guild Ventures AGV - $6m (2,035 scholars) AGV DAO gets 20% YGG - 1B Token - $8 MC - 1B Token - $9 GGG - 100m Token - $12 UniX - 1B Token - $1.4 AGV - 2B Token - $?? But in public sale on Dec. 1-23 it's only $0.2 Unbelievable!!! 🚀🚀🚀

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Guilds and their Market Cap. ➡️ Yield Guild Games YGG - $552m (4,700 scholars) DAO gets 10% ➡️ Merit Circle MC - $417m (1,200 scholars) DAO gets 20% ➡️ Good Guild Games GGG - $19m (300 scholars?) DAO gets 20% ➡️ UniX Gaming UniX - $50m (600 scholars) UniX DAO gets 20% ➡️ Astra Guild Ventures AGV - $6m (2,035 scholars) AGV DAO gets 20% YGG - 1B Token - $8 MC - 1B Token - $9 GGG - 100m Token - $12 UniX - 1B Token - $1.4 AGV - 2B Token - $?? But in public sale on Dec. 1-23 it's only $0.2 Unbelievable!!! 🚀🚀🚀

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Guilds and their Market Cap. ➡️ Yield Guild Games YGG - $552m (4,700 scholars) DAO gets 10% ➡️ Merit Circle MC - $417m (1,200 scholars) DAO gets 20% ➡️ Good Guild Games GGG - $19m (300 scholars?) DAO gets 20% ➡️ UniX Gaming UniX - $50m (600 scholars) UniX DAO gets 20% ➡️ Astra Guild Ventures AGV - $6m (2,035 scholars) AGV DAO gets 20% YGG - 1B Token - $8 MC - 1B Token - $9 GGG - 100m Token - $12 UniX - 1B Token - $1.4 AGV - 2B Token - $?? But in public sale on Dec. 1-23 it's only $0.2 Unbelievable!!! 🚀🚀🚀

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Guilds and their Market Cap. ➡️ Yield Guild Games YGG - $552m (4,700 scholars) DAO gets 10% ➡️ Merit Circle MC - $417m (1,200 scholars) DAO gets 20% ➡️ Good Guild Games GGG - $19m (300 scholars?) DAO gets 20% ➡️ UniX Gaming UniX - $50m (600 scholars) UniX DAO gets 20% ➡️ Astra Guild Ventures AGV - $6m (2,035 scholars) AGV DAO gets 20% YGG - 1B Token - $8 MC - 1B Token - $9 GGG - 100m Token - $12 UniX - 1B Token - $1.4 AGV - 2B Token - $?? But in public sale on Dec. 1-23 it's only $0.2 Unbelievable!!! 🚀🚀🚀