Streaming, NFT, and metaverse project GamingShiba (GAMINGSHIBA) overtook bitcoin on Wednesday to secure CoinMarketCap’s most trending token.
The meme coin’s top trending status comes in the same week that Shiba Inu (SHIB) announced its own metaverse project, creating a potential point of confusion for investors seeking to FOMO in. Despite strong similarities in appearance and name, GamingShiba has no relation to Shiba Inu.
GamingShiba is a microcap meme coin, which according to their website holds aspirations to create, ‘a binding bridge between Gamers, Streaming platforms, NFTs and Metaverse’. In a request for further information, GamingShiba says they will “only reveal how they will create this bridge once the project has reached 100,000 holders.”
A tweet on Wednesday declared that the project currently has over 45,000+ unique addresses so investors may have a little time to wait for further information.
The streaming/gaming/NFT/Metaverse project also describes itself as ‘your virtual dog’ and offers the following food for thought on its homepage:
“The modern technology and contemporary ambient that the internet created can not be imagined to function as a whole without cryptocurrency. The impact that the cryptocurrency has on a global scale is astronomical in the sense of being the generator of almost every development and especially the latest one.”
Comparing Shiba Inu and GamingShiba
Shiba Inu | GamingShiba | |
Ticker | Shib | GamingShiba |
CMC Ranking | #15 | #2979 |
Market Cap | $11.5 billion | $11.3 million |
Primary chain | Ethereum | Binance Smart Chain |
Website | https://shibatoken.com/ | https://gaming-shiba.com/ |
This seems very familiar
Besides strong similarities in both appearance and name, the development of Shiba Inu’s own metaverse has created fresh point of overlap between the two Shiba-themed projects.
On Monday Shiba Inu teased the launch of the Shiberse in 2022, which the company hails as ‘An immersive experience for our ecosystem’. The Shiba Inu team promises further details at a later date.
In December of 2021 it was revealed that Shiba Inu has a multiplayer collectible card game in the works with development outsourced to the Australian gaming company PlaySide Studios. The final game is expected to be delivered in Q1 2023.
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