Artyfact Crypto: Leaderboard Rush Season 4 Ends After ARTY Delistings

The Artyfact crypto shooter‘s official X account announced on November 2, 2026, that Season 4 of its Leaderboard Rush competition has come to a close ^[1]. The studio said final results are being prepared and Season 4 rewards will go out shortly. For anyone new, Artyfact is a free-to-play third-person shooter for Windows on the Epic Games Store, and its ARTY token runs on BNB Chain. Season 3, promoted in March 2026, had a $30,000 prize pool. Payouts were tiered, from $3,000 for first place down to $20 for 950 random players ^[2]. The Season 4 post gave no prize pool or season dates, so the rewards are still to be announced.

Artyfact’s Stylized Art and Wild Visual Direction

Now for the visuals, where Artyfact’s art style stands out. This third-person game has a bright, stylized look reminiscent of the comic-style visuals in Borderlands 3. Characters don bold, exaggerated outfits set against the backdrop of massive monuments emerging from the desert. The energetic and chaotic atmosphere aligns well with the game’s dynamic nature, with every artistic element reinforcing its playful tone.

Vibrant outfits and towering monuments rise from a stylized desert.

JRPG

Not Enough Artyfact Player Feedback Yet

The bold art might suggest everyone is into the game, but the reality is harder to read. We couldn’t find enough people talking about Artyfact right now to get a clear read on how players feel, even after setting aside comments that looked like fake hype or spam ^[3].

Artyfact Crypto Token (ARTY) Price Movement

Looking past the comments, let’s look at ARTY, the BNB Chain token behind the Artyfact crypto economy. ARTY fell over every window we track and trailed other gaming tokens in each one. It kept falling after the announcement. A note on the numbers: CoinGecko still prices ARTY off one inactive exchange pair at about $0.0003, which is not where the token trades. Our figures use CoinGecko until October 23, while ARTY was still listed on centralized exchanges, and the PancakeSwap ARTY/USDT pool on BNB Chain after that. They run to November 2, and ARTY slipped further to about $0.0012 on November 3.

• 30-day range: $0.001700 to $0.01206
• Past 90 days: -84.7% (vs. other gaming tokens: +12.0%)
• Our wash-trading model finds minimal indicators, the lowest of its four risk bands for this token today, and we flagged it on none of the 27 days it scored ^[12]

ARTY vs. Gaming Index: data table

Window	ARTY	Gaming Index
1 year	-99.28%	-59.85%
6 months	-95.60%	+12.61%
3 months	-84.72%	+12.03%
1 month	-75.08%	-18.19%
1 day	-8.15%	-4.37%

Artyfact Leaderboard Rush Season 4 and ArtyPoints

Back to the Season 4 announcement. The post, featuring a short video and a sprinkle of lightning bolt emojis, thanks players who earned ArtyPoints and competed for leaderboard spots. Its upbeat tone sits oddly next to the token’s slide.

The responses to this announcement are quite mixed, reflecting a common trend in the gaming community. Some fans are genuinely excited. One commenter even dropped three fire emojis ^[4], and another simply wrote “$ARTY <3” ^[5]. A player who enjoyed some success this season mentioned they “can’t complain” ^[6]. Yet, there are skeptics too, with some questioning why trading for the ARTY token had been canceled on exchanges ^[7]. They have a point. Bybit ^[8], KuCoin ^[9] and CoinEx ^[10] all delisted ARTY between July and August 2026, so the Artyfact crypto token now trades mostly on decentralized exchanges such as PancakeSwap. It’s a contrast of big fans and substantial concerns.

Overall, while the post serves as a simple thank-you note with an accompanying video, receiving 91 likes, 3 retweets, and 12 replies, it leaves us wanting more clarity on the situation.

With ARTY off the big exchanges, the community is left questioning the game’s capacity to attract new players. Over the last month, the Artyfact Discord shrank by roughly 1,131 members to 196,591. The old Telegram announcements channel lost about 6,000 subscribers and now has about 227,000, though the team lost access to it in July, when founder Oleg Boytsov’s Telegram account was compromised ^[11]. These trends suggest a potential decline in audience engagement.

References

1. ↑ “Original announcement on X” X
2. ↑ “X post by @artyfact_game” (English) X Post
3. ↑ “What shill detection is and how we identify it” (English) What is Shill Detection
4. ↑ “X reply by @nilimamuhury13” (English) X Reply
5. ↑ “X reply by @MK0762277138181” (English) X Reply
6. ↑ “X reply by @SimaMuhury23” (English) X Reply
7. ↑ “X reply by @Alireza8792” (English) X Reply
8. ↑ “Bybit delisting announcement” (English) Bybit
9. ↑ “KuCoin delisting announcement” (English) KuCoin
10. ↑ “CoinEx delisting announcement” (English) CoinEx
11. ↑ “X post by @artyfact_game” (English) X Post
12. ↑ “What wash trading is and how we detect it” (English) What is Wash-Trading

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