Would Farmers World rank as the top game on Wax? Nearly $27 million worth of NFT has been exchanged in the last 30 days. An agricultural simulation game called Farmers World is gradually overtaking all other games as the most well-liked decentralised application (dapp) on the Wax blockchain. 118,207 NFTs were sold for a total trading volume of $26.36 million over the previous 30 days. This indicates that the majority of the currency traded on Wax comes from the farming game.
When we talk about games on the Wax blockchain, Alien Worlds and R-Planet frequently come up. Despite having 899,520 different active wallets each month, Alien Worlds has only generated $934,530 in NFT trading. Since the majority of NFTs are less than $1, most participants simply mine for TLM tokens.
How different is the situation with Farmers World, where there were 25,970,000 NFTs traded for 79,980 unique active wallets, a 90% increase from the previous month? This indicates that each wallet exchanges $324 worth of products on average. That's a lot more than the $1 average for wallets in Alien Worlds.
In the past 24 hours alone, Farmers World has seen sales of tens of thousands of dollars on DappRadar. For instance, a fishing boat was purchased for $34.830 and a chainsaw was sold for $35.640. In Farmers World, both NFTs help players succeed by providing them with extra resources like WOOD or GOLD, as they require FOOD to fend off forest monsters.
GameFi, “play-to-earn,” and gaming on the blockchain For many play-to-earn games and blockchain games, there has been increased on-chain activity over the past 30 days. While Axie Infinity's on-chain activity increased by 27% to 621,000, Alien Worlds' user count increased by 34% to 899,000. The third- and fourth-placed games on the charts, Splinterlands and Arc8, have expanded more than the other two. The