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The current price of Big Time is $0.006676 with a 0.45% change in the last 24 hours.
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Big Time is a free-to-play multiplayer action role-playing game, and BIGTIME is the in-game currency that players spend to craft, upgrade, and speed things up. It is a game token in the literal sense rather than a governance asset or a protocol token: its demand comes from people playing, and it has no staking, no fee switch, and no on-chain protocol behind it.
The game itself is a real, downloadable PC title built by a conventional studio with conventional game credentials, which distinguishes it from most tokens filed under blockchain gaming. Players fight through procedurally generated dungeons across time periods, collect cosmetics and equipment as tradable items, and run production through SPACE, a class of NFT that expands what a player can manufacture. BIGTIME is the fuel for that production and upgrade loop.
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Big Time Studios was founded in 2020 by Ari Meilich, previously a co-founder of Decentraland, and Thor Alexander, who serves as chief product officer. The studio raised institutional funding early, including a Series A of about 10.3 million dollars, and staffed itself with veterans from traditional game development rather than building a crypto project that later added a game.
The SPACE NFT sale ran in December 2021, well ahead of the game itself. Open access to the game and the token generation event both landed in October 2023, with the token issued on October 10, 2023. The token issuer is a separate legal entity from the studio: Time and Space Ltd., a Cayman Islands company incorporated on May 10, 2023, which publishes the token's regulatory white paper.
In November 2024 the studio announced a second token, OL, for Open Loot, the distribution and marketplace platform it built around the game. The two are distinct assets with distinct purposes, and conflating them is a common mistake. BIGTIME is the in-game currency for one title; OL is the platform token for the storefront that hosts it.
Tokens enter through play, not through a faucet or emission schedule Players obtain BIGTIME from in-game rewards, including Hourglass drops, quest completions, dungeon activity, and special events, from community programs, and from buying it on the open market. There is no staking yield and no mining.
Tokens leave through use The token is spent on crafting and upgrading items, accelerating in-game timers, accessing Prestige Portals, and operating SPACE and other utility NFTs that expand production capacity. That spend loop is the demand side of the economy.
Items are NFTs traded on the studio's own marketplace Weapons, armor, cosmetics, and SPACE are tradable digital collectibles. Open Loot handles the marketplace and accepts crypto, cards, and bank transfers, which removes the usual requirement that a player already hold crypto before participating.
Supply is fixed, and the contract has no supply levers The white paper states a total supply of 5,000,000,000 BIGTIME and says directly that no mechanisms exist to increase or decrease supply in response to demand. An on-chain read confirms that exact total.
BIGTIME is used for:
That is the complete documented list, and it is worth being precise about what is absent. There is no staking, no governance, no fee accrual, and no revenue share. The token's value proposition rests entirely on demand from people playing the game.
Supply mechanics deserve a careful reading, because gaming tokens are frequently described as deflationary when they are not. The 5,000,000,000 figure is fixed and confirmed by direct contract reading. The deployed bytecode exposes no burn function and no mint function, and the conventional burn address holds no balance. In other words, tokens spent in game are not destroyed at the contract level. They move to project-controlled addresses and can be recycled back into the economy. The studio's own white paper is consistent with this, saying no mechanism exists to decrease supply. Any description of BIGTIME as a deflationary token is therefore inaccurate, whatever the in-game sinks do to short-run availability.
The production quality and the ordering. Most tokens in this category ship a token first and a playable game later, if at all. Big Time built a real action RPG with combat that stands on its own, then attached an economy to it. Players who never touch a wallet can play for free, and the crypto layer sits underneath rather than in front of the experience.
There are two distinct layers. The token is an ordinary ERC-20 contract on Ethereum, inheriting Ethereum's settlement security, with no mint and no burn entry points in the deployed code. That is a simple, low-surface contract and it removes the risk of arbitrary issuance.
The game economy is not secured by cryptography at all. Item drop rates, token sinks, crafting costs, and event rewards are set and changed by the studio, and the client and servers are conventional centralized game infrastructure. Economic integrity depends on studio decisions and on anti-cheat and anti-botting enforcement, not on consensus. Treating the token's on-chain properties as if they secured the economy would be a misreading.
Big Time is one of the clearest tests of whether a genuinely enjoyable game can carry a token economy instead of the token carrying the game. The studio's pedigree, the fixed supply, the free-to-play entry, and the fiat-friendly marketplace are all deliberate answers to the failure modes that sank earlier play-to-earn projects. Whether the loop sustains itself depends on player retention over years rather than on any property of the contract, and that is the right thing to watch.
BIGTIME is listed across a wide range of centralized exchanges, including several of the largest global venues and major Korean markets, and trades on Ethereum decentralized exchanges. Availability and pairs vary by jurisdiction. The token exists only on Ethereum, so confirm the network before withdrawing.
BIGTIME is commonly available on:
On-chain liquidity exists on Uniswap V3 on Ethereum.
After purchase, BIGTIME can be held:
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Big Time is $0.006676 with a 0.45% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $150,733 representing a 14.30% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Big Time is $19,388,142, ranking #534 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Big Time is $33,380,315, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 5,000,000,000 BIGTIME is in circulation.
Circulating: 2,904,128,089. Total: 5,000,000,000. Max: 5,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Big Time traded between a low of $0.006499 and a high of $0.006710.

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