X Empire is a growing tap-to-earn game on Telegram. It follows in Notcoin’s footsteps by launching pre-market trading through customized NFTs.
This step came before the launch of its token and airdrop. The aim is to offer players a unique way of gaining early access to tokens.
X Empire Imitates Notcoin
Usually, similar Telegram games like Hamster Kombat use traditional exchanges for pre-market trading. Instead, X Empire (formerly Musk Empire) allows players to redeem part of their airdrop by mining NFTs.
These NFTs are created on The Open Network (TON). They can be traded on the Getgems market. This process is similar to the way Notcoin worked earlier this year.
Notcoin allows players to withdraw a portion of their earned coins using NFTs, which traders use to speculate on the future price of the token.
However, there is a key difference between X Empire and Notcoin. Whereas Notcoin offered a clear conversion rate (1,000 in-game coins for one on-chain token), X Empire has a more complex gameplay.
Players can upgrade their avatars and participate in additional features such as stock betting or rock-paper-scissors battles. A simple conversion of coins into tokens may prove less practical.
Some Points Still to Be Clarified
The game’s developers have yet to clarify how airdrop allowances will work. They have highlighted a certain uncertainty for players.
Players can mint these NFTs if they wish, although this is optional. Minting involves paying gas fees on the TON network, and X Empire takes a 20% royalty on secondary sales.
X Empire has named its token “X”, reflecting Elon Musk’s rebranding of Twitter. The total supply of X tokens will be 690 billion on TON.
At present, the first NFTs have begun to appear on Getgems, one of which sold for 7 TON (around $36).
By the way, the game’s extraction phase will end on September 30. Players can look forward to an AirDrop of tokens shortly afterwards.
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