Gaming Blockchains
Coins in the Gaming Blockchains category. 5 coins listed. Updated weekly.
Gaming Blockchains is a category of cryptocurrencies sharing common characteristics or use cases. Explore the listed coins and compare what they do and how they are categorized.
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APE began in 2022 as the ballot and ecosystem currency around BAYC, but its last decisive DAO vote in June 2025 abolished tokenholder governance and authorized the transfer of the remaining organization’s assets and operations to ApeCo. The fixed one-billion ERC-20 now functions chiefly as ApeChain gas and an ecosystem payment asset; it is not equity, a BAYC, an IP licence, a treasury share or a redemption claim.
BEAM is the gas, staking and governance asset of the Avalanche-based Beam gaming network. The migration converted 1 MC into 100 BEAM; this asset is unrelated to the Mimblewimble privacy coin of the same name.
NXPC is native gas on the Henesys Avalanche L1 and the accounting bridge between contribution rewards, NESO and limited MapleStory NFTs. Its formula caps issuance, while operators still choose item pools, contribution scores, Merkle roots, bridges and live-service access.
SUPER kept its contract while SuperFarm shed a no-code NFT-farm thesis, paused GigaMart and became SuperVerse; current value routes through games, staking and Blackhole, with owner and legal limits intact.
Enjin Coin began in 2017 as Ethereum collateral for game items, then followed Enjin through JumpNet, Efinity and a 2023 Layer 1 migration. Native ENJ now pays for and secures a two-chain NFT system whose supply policy differs from the original fixed billion.