Alien Worlds is a decentralized NFT metaverse, the players of which compete for Trilium token (TLM). It's a native, in-game currency in a simulated economy built around planetary worlds. This simulated economy has a decentralized finance element to the game. Therefore, players advance by staking TLM and using the token to vote in Planet Decentralized Autonomous Organizations.
The game was created by Dacoco GmbH, developers from Germany who focus on similar projects in 2020. Dacoco is represented by experts in decentralized autonomous community organizations, who also act as guild validators on WAX.
The popularity of play-to-earn (P2E) NFT games has risen exponentially over recent years. Alien Worlds allow the players to get Trilium or NFT packs via mining. Staked TLM tokens can be used by players to increase their rewards or fight with other users for non-fungible tokens.
The project has issued TLM on the Binance Launchpad. Alien Worlds plans to make the claiming process of daily allocation to landowners automated. The game is expected to make NFTs compatible and offer NFT artifacts.
Trilium is the cross-chain ERC-20 / BEP-20 / WAX fungible token. The cross-chain mechanism allows the Alien Worlds metaverse to interact with projects on several chains. This will enable players to choose storage for TLM tokens they own.
The token is based on various standards so that Ethereum helps store and access Trilium. WAX blockchain enables the game and NFTs operation. BSC is an attractive chain with a focus on consumers and a growing user base, and affordable transactions.
You can trade TLM to USD at LiteFinance. CFD trading is available for you even if you don't own the asset you trade. You can open positions on the TLM/USD pair regardless of its price strength. It's vital to define the direction of TLM against the US dollar correctly.
Risk warning: Trading in FX and CFDs entails high risk of losing capital.
