Исследователи CryptoDiffer: лучшие GameFi-проекты без нативного токена

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Аналитическая сводка от CryptoDiffer за 28 октября 2025 года выделила 8 наиболее перспективных игровых Web3-проектов, которые продолжают активно развиваться и при этом еще не имеют собственной криптовалюты. По мнению профессиональных исследователей, эти стартапы уже привлекают внимание многочисленных инвесторов и пользователей, так как до процедуры токен-генерации (TGE) у участников есть возможность занять ранние позиции, тестируя продукты и участвуя в развитии экосистемы.

Лидером рейтинга стал проект Parallel — научно-фантастическая карточная игра, совмещающая элементы NFT, TCG и P2E. Проект уже получил $85 млн в качестве инвестиций от более чем 16 фондов, включая Paradigm и Coinbase Ventures.

На 2-м месте в списке — Wildcard, PvP-игра на арене, сочетающая механику MOBA и коллекционных карт. Разработчики привлекли $52,5 млн, а среди инвесторов — Galaxy Interactive и Play Ventures. Третью позицию рейтинга занял стартап BUD — открытая метавселенная для создания и обмена 3D-миром, получившая $51,8 млн от GGV Capital, Sequoia и других фондов.

Далее следует Monkey Tilt — гибрид цифрового казино и криптоплатформы с мультиигровыми возможностями. Сумма инвестиций составила $51 млн. На 5-й строчке — Jadu. Это игра с элементами дополненной реальности (AR) и цифровыми аватарами, получившая инвестиции в размере $43 млн.

Далее в списке отмечен проект SEED Online. Симулятор жизни в метавселенной получил от инвесторов $41 млн. MyPrize, мультиплеерное криптоказино, привлекло $34 млн, а замыкает рейтинг BitCraft — MMORPG-стартап с упором на строительство цифровых цивилизаций. Его разработчик получили $22 млн.

По словам аналитиков, несмотря на отсутствие токенов, все эти проекты демонстрируют активное развитие и растущие сообщества. Это делает их потенциально привлекательными кандидатами для будущих TGE и листингов на крупных централизованных торговых платформах.

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