Axie Infinity
The best P2E cryptocurrency game is Axie Infinity, which is frequently featured in the press for generating revenue for households in certain struggling nations (see the Philippines, Venezuela, etc.).
Three Axies, or in-game creatures, are needed to complete the game; these can be bought from the marketplace. Or you might purchase eggs from the Axies laboratories and bide your time until they hatch into Axies. In addition, you can breed eggs with Axies to create baby Axies that you can sell on the market.
In order to obtain the native token, Axie Infinity Shards (AXS), these NFT Axies must battle other Axies in the group of three. You can also trade this governance token for actual money. Also, they can be staked to receive incentives for cryptocurrency staking.
Another in-game ERC-20 token, SLP (Smooth Love Potions), is available besides AXS and is utilised for breeding Axies. Similar to AXS, SLP can be exchanged for fiat money on reputable cryptocurrency exchanges.
The game also predicts the arrival of a future model with no upfront costs and constrained earning possibilities.
The Sandbox
There are several methods to gain in the Sandbox. Its Metaverse coin, SAND, can be earned by artists, game developers, or landowners.
With VoxEdit, an artist may produce valuable materials on the platform. Not everyone, nevertheless, is able to post NFTs to The Sandbox's marketplace. To increase your chances of being chosen, you must apply with a portfolio to the fund that created it.
Buying land to rent or develop experiences (such as games) is another option to make money in the Sandbox. To create games, a game creator does not need to know how to code. After then, in accordance with The Sandbox, you can charge other players for that experience.
This is clearly incredibly ambitious right now. You will be charging people to play a game inside a game because metaverses are conceptually similar to games.
Buying land in the metaverse and renting it out or selling it when the time is right is a more sustainable way to generate income. All things considered, this is a metaverse where profit (or loss) depends on real-world viewpoint.
Last but not least, SAND is a governance token that supports staking and is available for buy/sell on significant exchange platforms.
Pegaxy
A play-to-earn horse racing game is called Pegaxy. To compete, you can buy or hire a pega. The top three finishers receive awards in VIS, the in-game currency.
You do, however, currently have very little control over the racing itself.
Your responsibilities as a Pega owner are restricted to confirming the track aspects, picking out a particular Pega, and making the right equipment choices. Unlike other games, racing is random and not under human control. In the Pegaxy marketplace, pegas are available for purchase with USDT.
In addition, breeding is done to produce juvenile Pegas. In the allotted time, their progeny prepare to breed or race in accordance with their bloodline.
Moreover, fusing two Pegas together will increase your VIS rewards. On the other hand, fusion and breeding cost you VIS and PGX (governance token).
Renting, selling, and racing Pegas sustain earnings. Additionally, improved gaming controls that will make the race skill-based as well as stakes are being developed.
Decentraland
Decentraland is a top metaverse where users can make a lot of money. A common strategy for making money in any metaverse is to purchase land. You can then sell it or lend it out once it has appreciated significantly.
Putting up games or events and charging admission is another, more intriguing (and difficult) strategy.
There is a free internal tool for creating experiences that works similarly to the Sandbox. The publication, however, is the catch; to acquire a piece of land, you must use MANA, the native token.
Offering your services to a landowner, like we do in this mortal physical world, is the third way to make money.
Decentral Games was hiring for its Tominoya Casino somewhere in 2021. Working in its metaverse, you could have made $200 as an intern, $700 as a part-time worker (20 hours/week), and roughly $1500 as a full-time worker (40 hours/week). In the end, they hired one full-time manager and twenty part-timers to staff the metaverse casino.
You can also create the wearables, submit them to the community for approval, and mint them after permission is granted. Each item (not each NFT) requires a $500 registration fee. Last but not least, you may list your wearables on the market and make money.
In conclusion, Decentraland is a computer-generated replica of the real world with comparable employment and income possibilities.
Blockair
The goal of Blockair is to jump on as many flights as possible and to work your way up to be a pilot.
In this play-to-earn cryptocurrency game, a passport NFT grants players access to the game. Players can choose between different flight types, get a ticket, and start the journey.
The game works on the Polygon blockchain. Spendings and earnings are being handled with MATIC. Successful players will earn up to 680% on their wager. You can even add flight insurance to minimise risks.
A nice add on to the game is the NFT infrastructure offering also revenue-NFTs, which allow players to generate even more income. Blockair will be one of the top play to earn crypto games of 2024.
Thetan Arena
In upcoming releases, you'll also be creating parties for other players to win prizes. This game also features daily quests as an extra way to earn money, even if it's still in development.
The true star of the game are the advanced characters. They are able to take part in the special events, evolve, and trade as NFTs.
The utility and governance token that underpins the in-game economy is called THG (Thetan Gem). Furthermore, you can earn staking incentives by staking the THG token.
To create even more engaging opportunities to gain through gameplay, the game also promotes renting premium heroes and sharing rewards.
Lastly, THC can be exchanged for fiat money via a cryptocurrency exchange.
Ethermon
With the release of its 2D and 3D Metaverse game, Ethermon appears to have borrowed certain ideas from Pokemon while incorporating blockchain technology.
The PvP conflicts in Ethormon's 2D (Ethermon classic) gameplay are what really use the vicious monsters, called Mons. They form the foundation of Ethermon's tokenomics and have special rarity. Gaining victory in PvP matches upgrades your Mons and grants NFTs and EMON tokens.
Its Decentraland (3D) version, which offers special missions, crafts, etc., is mainly P2E. This further distinguishes it as a unique partnership in which a single, fully functional blockchain game is taking place in a metaverse.
Currently, nevertheless, the Classic mode has the most earning potential.
Ethereum and the Polygon network power Ethermons. As of this writing, Mons powered by Ethereum have the capacity to evolve into stronger forms; Mons powered by Polygon will not be able to do so in the upcoming upgrades.
The Six Dragons
The Six Dragons bills itself as the first open-world blockchain role-playing game ever. Its stunning graphics easily qualify it as one of the most elegant cryptocurrency games, setting a high standard for other blockchain game producers.
Like in well-known open-world adventures like Skyrim, the gameplay comprises of exploration, farming, crafting, enchantments, trading, conflicts, etc. But compared to Skyrim's (Elder Scroll V) 38 square kilometre area, its map is huge, measuring a whopping 256 square kilometres.
Interestingly, you may hire AI non-player characters to help you with farming, looting, and other tasks in this single-player role-playing game.
Ethereum powers the blockchain's transaction management, while Enjin handles NFT trading.
Its DAO enables the Six Dragons to accept governance decisions in order to facilitate further development.
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