Two metaverse gaming altcoins are rallying in a big way even as the rest of the markets cool off.
Both Everdome (DOME) and Metahero (HERO) have been on fire since Everdome officially went live on February 8th.
The Everdome game offers the world’s first hyper-realistic metaverse environment where users will be able to buy or rent property, place ads for real-life products and services, and sell items in the marketplace.
Everdome gained nearly 400% from its launch price of $0.019, peaking at $0.093 before correcting to $0.076. That marks an overall 300% gain for the #171 ranked crypto asset.
The project says in a tweet that DOME’s trading volume is surging on the OKX trading platform.
“On the 10th day following the launch of Everdome, we’ve spared no time in making a name.
DOME sits #3 on OKX for trading volume at $150M…”
According to the Everdome website,
“Everdome will provide a destination for Metahero’s remarkable tech to live, interact and flourish… to a fully ubiquitous Web3 experience.”
Metahero also had a nice rally back in December as news of its revolutionary 3D-scanning technology started making waves. The game partnered with Wolf Studio to create hyper-realistic avatars of people so that players can actually upload digital versions of themselves into the gaming environment.
Metahero is built on the Binance Smart Chain and also implements non-fungible token (NFT) smart contracts as part of the game’s ecosystem and functionality.
In its latest price surge, Metahero rose 88.2% from $0.051 to $0.096, although the #165 cryptocurrency is down slightly and now trading for $0.088.
Everdome recently tweeted a sample demonstrating the slick look of in-game footage.
The project also shared that Arabian Business magazine wrote a featured piece on both Everdome and Metahero.
“Everdome hits the front cover of Arabian Business, the leading investor and business magazine in the Middle East.
Arabian Business reaches a community that has already shown interest in the future success of Everdome and Metahero.”
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