Loot, fish, farm, mine and craft in Cyberia City, a pixel-art cyberpunk MMORPG that runs in the browser. Cyberverse is now in early access, and the game spans Ergo, Cardano and Ronin, where its NFT sale contract sits. CYPX is its token. Free to play.
CyberPixels
CYPX
$0.000043
+1.01%24h
- Fully diluted
- $25k
- 24h volume
- $4
- Holders
- 3 +0.00%
- 7D
- +4.54%
- 30D
- +7.45%
- 90D
- -68.62%
- 1Y
- -75.40%
- Tracked high
- $0.004386 Apr 23, 2024
- Tracked low
- $0.000035 Jun 7, 2026
- 1-year range
- $0.000035 to $0.000435
On-chain activity
Wallets that used CyberVerse's own contracts, Oct 13 to Nov 11, 2026
12 wallets, 30d
- Per day
- 0 −66%vs prior 30d
- Busiest day
- 4Oct 16
Its wallets also used
Frequently asked about CyberVerse
Does CyberVerse have a token?
Yes. CyberVerse is powered by CyberPixels (CYPX), which scores 26/100 on JRPG's Token Health model. The token drives CyberVerse's in-game economy, from rewards to tradable player-owned assets.
What blockchain does CyberVerse run on?
CyberVerse runs on Cardano, Ergo, and Ronin. You need a wallet on one of those chains to hold or trade the game's on-chain assets.
What genre is CyberVerse?
CyberVerse spans the casual, MMORPG, Open-World, RPG, and social genres, blending several styles of play in one title.
Is CyberVerse free to play?
Yes, CyberVerse is free to play, so you can start without an upfront purchase. Like many Web3 games it may offer optional tokens, NFTs, or items to buy or earn.
Is CyberVerse multiplayer?
Yes, CyberVerse supports multiplayer, so you play with or against other people, not just the game's AI.
Who developed CyberVerse?
Mirrion INC. developed CyberVerse. The studio behind a Web3 game shapes how often it updates and how long its economy holds up.