The ApeCoin price started the week on a positive note after the Bored Ape Yacht Club of Yuga Lab (BAYC) opened the Otherside supermarket for business and invited 4,300 “Visitors” who purchased ‘Otherdeeds’ (evidence). digital land only) for the first tech demo and tour last Saturday. At the time of writing, APE is trading at $5.89 (around Rs 471) after hitting a daily high of $6.07 (around Rs 485). The price of APE has increased by nearly 35% in the past week.
ApeCoin, can be claimed by BAYC and holders of the Mutant Ape Yacht Club (MAYC), launched by the ApeCoin DAO earlier this year. Utility tokens power spin-off projects from the BAYC universe, most notably the BAYC-inspired metaverse game Otherside.
Back in May, the Otherdeed mint sent a short time Ethereum price of gasoline to the moon after more than 157 million dollars (about 1,256 Rs.) in Ether burned for gas fees.
Some reported paying double the selling price of 305 ApeCoin — about $5,800 (about Rs. 4.64 lakh) at the time — on gas fees alone, while others found their transactions failed. but still charged for gas.
In one paper paper published in short time Following Saturday’s tech rollout, Otherside developers announced that only Otherdeed owners and “selected third-party developers” will be able to participate in the game during the first phase, and only then after participating in “First Trip”.
According to the newspaper, “Phase 1” will see Otherdeed owners navigate Voyager’s Journey, an 11-part narrative game “revolving around a mysterious Obelisk that has appeared in the Otherside universe.” In Phase 1, Other owners will be able to contribute to building the platform and shaping its core capabilities as a co-developer, through the Other Party Development Kit, the platform’s creator toolkit .
“We believe in the extraordinary power of community and have seen first-hand how it can become a significant driver for good in this industry,” the paper said. “We aim to encourage, empower and recognize the expression, creativity and ingenuity of the Otherside community of contributors.”
