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The current price of SuperVerse is $0.2102 with a 1.01% change in the last 24 hours.
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SuperVerse is a Web3 gaming network built around a single token, SUPER, that is integrated across multiple independent games rather than tied to one title. Its own framing is that crypto gaming is fragmented, with every game running its own token and its own isolated user base, and that a shared token lets partnered projects share players and liquidity instead of competing for both. The project describes itself as connecting a large Web3 community to a curated set of crypto games, and it has extended into DeFi infrastructure with BlackHole DEX, a decentralized exchange that routes part of its fees into buying back SUPER. SUPER originated as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum and now also exists on several other networks.
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The project was founded by Elliot Wainman, better known by the online name EllioTrades, who built a large crypto audience on YouTube before launching the project. It went live in February 2021 under the name SuperFarm, originally positioned around NFT creation tools, farming and drops. The project later rebranded to SuperVerse, a change its documentation still addresses directly by stating that the SUPER ERC-20 remains the token of the SuperVerse and that existing holders need not touch their assets. Contemporary accounts attribute the rename partly to a strategic shift toward gaming and partly to distancing the project from imitators trading on the SuperFarm name. The original SuperFarm era also left a lasting artifact in the ecosystem: SuperFarm Genesis NFTs still carry staking rights today.
SuperVerse is best understood as a network layer rather than a single application. Partner games integrate SUPER into their own economies, so the token acquires utility from each integration rather than from a single first-party product. The project's site lists recent integrations spanning Sui, ApeChain, Ronin, YOM, Kyo Finance, Spellborne and BeyondOS, which shows the model is explicitly multi-chain and multi-studio.
The second pillar is liquidity. BlackHole DEX is described as SuperVerse's first liquidity protocol, a decentralized exchange that combines standard DeFi mechanics with a fee routing design where a portion of trading fees is used to buy back SUPER. That connects activity on the exchange back to the token without requiring every partner game to run its own market.
The third pillar is staking. The staking portal accepts SUPER itself, EllioTrades NFTs, and SuperFarm Genesis NFTs, with reward estimates shown in the interface. The documentation notes that these reward figures are variable and subject to change, which is a reasonable caution to carry forward.
SUPER's utility is deliberately distributed rather than concentrated. Within partner titles it functions as an in-game or ecosystem currency, with the specific mechanics set by each integrating studio. Within SuperVerse itself it can be staked for rewards, and it is the asset that BlackHole DEX fees are directed toward buying back. Historically it has also gated access to drops and ecosystem features, and it carries a governance dimension in the project's own description of the token's role. The supply is capped by design, and the documentation emphasizes that the original Ethereum ERC-20 remains the canonical token, with deployments on other chains representing the same asset rather than replacing it. Because utility depends on partner integrations, the practical value of the token tracks how many live games actually use it.
Most gaming tokens are single-title assets whose fate is tied to one game's retention curve. SuperVerse inverts that by treating the token as shared infrastructure across many independent titles, which spreads exposure and gives each partner a ready-made user base rather than a cold start. Adding a first-party exchange with a buyback linkage is a second structural choice: it gives the token a demand source that does not depend on any individual game succeeding. The combination of a media-native founder with an existing audience and a partner network is also a distinctive distribution advantage in a sector where player acquisition is usually the hardest problem.
Gaming-focused chains and platforms usually ask developers to build on their infrastructure and adopt their stack. SuperVerse asks less: a game keeps its own chain and its own architecture and simply integrates the token, which is why the partner list spans several unrelated networks. Compared with guild-style projects, which coordinate players and assets across games but do not supply a shared currency, SuperVerse is trying to be the currency layer itself. Compared with single-franchise ecosystems, it has more diversification but also less control, since the quality and longevity of each integration sits with a third party.
For players, SUPER is a single asset usable across a set of partnered games rather than a wallet full of unrelated game tokens. For studios, integrating SUPER offers access to an existing community and shared liquidity without building a token economy from scratch. For token holders, staking SUPER or eligible NFTs provides a way to participate in ecosystem rewards. For traders and liquidity providers, BlackHole DEX offers a venue whose fee design routes back to the ecosystem token.
SUPER is a standard ERC-20 token on Ethereum, so transfers of the canonical asset inherit Ethereum's security, and the contract is publicly inspectable on Etherscan. Deployments on Polygon, Base, Avalanche, BNB Chain and Soneium are secured by those respective networks, and any movement between them depends on the bridge used, which adds trust assumptions beyond the token contract itself. Staking contracts and BlackHole DEX are separate smart contract systems with their own risk profile, and anyone interacting with them should confirm the current audit status through the project's official documentation rather than assuming it. Because integrations are operated by partner studios, in-game holdings sit under those studios' security practices, not SuperVerse's.
The network model concentrates a specific risk: SUPER's utility depends on partners staying live and staying integrated, and games are a high-attrition business. Crypto gaming as a sector has also seen repeated cycles of ambitious announcements followed by limited retention, so integration counts are not the same as active players. The project's identity is closely tied to a single public figure, which is a distribution strength and a concentration risk at once. The staking documentation itself warns that reward estimates are variable. Multi-chain deployments introduce bridge exposure. Finally, buyback mechanisms are only as meaningful as the fee volume funding them, so exchange activity is worth checking rather than assuming.
Fragmentation is the clearest structural problem in crypto gaming. Every title launching its own token splits liquidity, splits attention, and forces each new game to bootstrap an economy alone. A shared token across many titles is one of the few credible answers to that, and SuperVerse has been pursuing it long enough, across enough independent chains, to be a meaningful test of whether the idea works in practice. Its survival through a full market cycle and a rebrand also gives it more operating history than most projects in the category.
SUPER is listed on a broad range of centralized exchanges and has been available since 2021, so liquidity is not confined to one venue. It can also be traded on decentralized exchanges on Ethereum and on the other networks where it is deployed, including through the project's own BlackHole DEX. When trading on a decentralized venue, verify the contract address against the Etherscan link above and confirm which chain's deployment you are buying, since the same ticker exists in several places. Listings and regional availability change, so check current options with the venue.
The canonical SUPER token is ERC-20, so any Ethereum-compatible wallet will hold it. Software wallets such as MetaMask, or mobile wallets with Ethereum support, work well for active use and for connecting to staking or exchange interfaces. For larger positions, a hardware wallet keeps keys offline while still permitting interaction through a connected browser wallet. If you hold SUPER on Polygon, Base, Avalanche, BNB Chain or Soneium, make sure your wallet is configured for that network and that you understand how to move back to Ethereum if needed. Exchange custody remains an option but transfers key control to the platform.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of SuperVerse is $0.2102 with a 1.01% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $2,033,407 representing a 16.90% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of SuperVerse is $137,277,261, ranking #186 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of SuperVerse is $210,172,553, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 SUPER is in circulation.
Circulating: 653,164,549. Total: 1,000,000,000. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, SuperVerse traded between a low of $0.2026 and a high of $0.2179.
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