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Alien Worlds (TLM) is a decentralized NFT metaverse where players compete for scarce resources, specifically the Trilium (TLM) token, within a simulated economy centered around planetary worlds. The game incorporates DeFi elements, as players can stake TLM and participate in Planet DAOs to influence governance. As a play-to-earn game, users, referred to as explorers, can earn monetary rewards through gameplay or by engaging with Planet DAOs. Mining activities reward players with TLM or NFT packs, and staking TLM can enhance rewards or enable battles for NFTs. The project has progressed significantly, with TLM listed on Binance Launchpad and a farming period on Binance Launchpool. Future developments include automating daily allocations for landowners and releasing Artifact NFTs.

Alien Worlds was developed by Dacoco GmbH, a German company based in Zug, Switzerland, a region known as 'crypto valley' due to its concentration of blockchain firms. Dacoco has created three projects to date, with Alien Worlds launched in 2020. The company positions itself as an expert in decentralized autonomous community organizations and also serves as guild validators on the WAX blockchain.

Alien Worlds stands out as a gaming metaverse that integrates multiple DAOs, granting every TLM holder a say in platform governance. Players can stake TLM to Planet DAOs, which signals allegiance and yields daily TLM rewards. The amount staked influences voting power on planet decisions. The platform allows individuals to run for Councillor positions across multiple planets, with each planet managed by elected councillors sharing multi-sig control. Additionally, the game is free-to-play, removing entry barriers common in traditional games. Its popularity is notable, being the second fastest-growing NFT game and ranking second among all DApps and first among game DApps by daily users, according to DappRadar.

As of September 2021, the total supply of Alien Worlds TLM tokens is 5,135,726,585, with a maximum total supply of 10,000,000,000. The token allocation is distributed as follows: 13.75% to seed sale, 6.69% to presale, 2.92% to Binance Launchpad, 3.5% for external protocol development, 9.24% for marketing, 13.14% to the Alien Worlds foundation, 5.35% to advisors, 14.6% to the team, 3.89% for governance, 5.84% for liquidity provision, 3.41% for staking rewards, 0.78% for security audits, 14.24% for ecosystem grants, and 2.72% for participation rewards.

Alien Worlds operates on three blockchains: Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Ethereum, and WAX. Each blockchain supports different functions to ensure smooth and secure operations. Binance facilitates staking, allowing BEP-20 TLM holders to run missions. WAX provides a free transactional layer for core gaming logic. NFT image data is stored on the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS), maintaining decentralization and enabling external applications to interact with on-chain data seamlessly.

Throughout the year, Alien Worlds has seen a low of $0.0666 and a high of $7.19. Reaching $10 would require a price increase of over 50 times from its value as of September 13, 2021. While such a jump is not unprecedented in the crypto market, achieving this target would depend on the project team meeting its milestones and having strong community support, as with any cryptocurrency.

Alien Worlds is available on several cryptocurrency exchanges, including PancakeSwap (V2), Gate.io, and LBank.