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The current price of Fusionist is $0.1483 with a 0.19% change in the last 24 hours.
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Fusionist is a Web3 game project built around a PC title of the same name, and ACE is the native gas token of Endurance, the EVM-compatible blockchain the project operates. If you remember one thing about ACE, make it this: ACE is not a reward point inside a game client, it is the currency that pays for every transaction on a running public chain, and the game is the flagship application on top of it.
Endurance is registered in public chain registries as "Endurance Smart Chain Mainnet" with EVM chain ID 648 and a native currency of ACE at 18 decimals. A live check of the network's public RPC endpoint on September 11, 2026 returned chain ID 648 and a freshly produced block, and the network's block explorer reported an average block time of roughly 12 seconds. The chain is real and producing blocks, not a promise on a roadmap.
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Fusionist is developed and published by Fusion Interactive, the name listed as both developer and publisher on the game's Steam store page. Beyond that studio name, the project has not published a detailed public roster of named founders with verifiable biographies, so any specific founder attribution you encounter elsewhere should be treated as unconfirmed rather than as fact.
The token's public distribution history is better documented. ACE was introduced through Binance Launchpool in December 2023 as that program's fortieth project, with farming opening on December 13, 2023 and spot trading opening a few days later. Project and exchange communications from that period describe a total supply of 147,000,000 ACE, of which 10,290,000 ACE, or 7 percent, was allocated to Launchpool farming rewards.
The game itself reached a public launch version on Steam on December 28, 2024. It is listed there as free to play and in Early Access, with genres spanning action, adventure, role playing, simulation, and strategy.
Fusionist operates on two layers that are easy to confuse if you only read marketing material.
The game layer Fusionist is a conventional PC game distributed through Steam. It runs on the Unity engine, and project documentation describes authoritative server-side computation for game results, meaning outcomes are determined by the backend rather than by the client. That choice is about anti-cheat, not about decentralization, and it means most moment-to-moment gameplay does not touch a blockchain at all.
The chain layer Endurance is a standard EVM chain. Smart contracts, wallets, and tooling written for Ethereum generally work against it, and ACE pays the gas. Game assets meant to be ownable and tradable live here as tokens and NFTs, while ordinary gameplay state does not.
Understanding that split is the most useful thing for evaluating the project. The chain is the settlement and ownership layer; the game is a client that occasionally writes to it.
ACE is used for:
Supply deserves a careful read. Project communications describe a total supply of 147,000,000 ACE. The BNB Chain contract at 0xc27a719105a987b4c34116223cae8bd8f4b5def4 reports the name "ACEToken" and 18 decimals, and an inspection of its deployed bytecode shows a mint function guarded by a permission but no burn function and no on-chain supply cap getter. In plain terms, the BNB Chain representation can be minted by whoever holds that permission and is not itself hard-capped by contract logic. That is normal for a bridged representation of a chain's native asset, because supply is meant to be governed on the home chain rather than in the wrapper, but it does mean the 147 million figure rests on project policy and on Endurance's own issuance rules rather than on a ceiling enforced by the BEP-20 contract.
Most game tokens are ERC-20 or BEP-20 assets on a general purpose chain, and the studio has no say in how that chain behaves. Fusionist took the harder path of running its own EVM network and making its token the gas asset. That gives the project control over fee levels, block times, and network-level incentives, and it ties transaction demand directly to ACE rather than to someone else's token. The second distinguishing feature is that the game actually shipped and is playable through a mainstream distribution channel, where a great many Web3 game tokens trade for years against a trailer and a whitepaper.
Compared with other gaming-focused networks:
The trade-off is straightforward. A first-party chain gives tight control and a clean token loop, but it concentrates risk in one studio and one game.
Endurance is an independent EVM network, so its security rests on its own validator or sequencer set and on the correctness of its client software rather than on an external settlement layer. The project has not published a detailed, independently verifiable description of validator count and stake distribution, which is the main open question for anyone assessing how decentralized the chain actually is. Asset-level security then depends on the correctness of individual token and NFT contracts, the operational security of bridges between Endurance and BNB Chain, and the permission set attached to the mintable BEP-20 representation.
Fusionist is a useful case study in whether a game studio can sustain its own blockchain. The network is live, the token is its gas asset, and the game is published on Steam, so the experiment has real data behind it rather than speculation. For anyone tracking whether vertically integrated Web3 gaming works, the relationship between Endurance's on-chain activity and the game's player base is the number that matters.
ACE is listed on centralized exchanges, most commonly as the BNB Chain representation. Availability, trading pairs, and supported deposit or withdrawal networks vary by venue and jurisdiction, so confirm which network a venue uses before moving funds.
ACE is often available on:
Common pairs include ACE quoted against USDT and other major assets where supported.
ACE can be held:
Always confirm the network before depositing or withdrawing. Native ACE on Endurance and BEP-20 ACE on BNB Chain are different representations, and sending one to an address that expects the other can result in permanent loss.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Fusionist is $0.1483 with a 0.19% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $1,287,588 representing a 0.97% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Fusionist is $16,834,658, ranking #564 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Fusionist is $21,805,295, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 147,000,000 ACE is in circulation.
Circulating: 113,490,541. Total: 146,307,870. Max: 147,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Fusionist traded between a low of $0.1466 and a high of $0.157.
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