MemeFi delays Sui token launch as crypto game gains rise

The crypto gaming scene saw significant developments this week, marked by MemeFi's airdrop delay, Tomarket’s reversal of bans, and a massive surge for X Empire's token following political news.

Telegram’s tap-to-earn combat game MemeFi (CRYPTO:MEMEFI) announced another delay in its Sui (CRYPTO:SUI) token launch, moving the final player snapshot to November 15 and rescheduling the token launch for November 22.

This is the second delay, with the original launch planned for October 9.

The team cited outstanding work on the “developer and legal side” as the reason for the change.

In another Telegram game, Tomarket faced criticism from players who claimed they were unfairly banned for alleged cheating during the TOMA token allocation announcement.

Responding to these concerns, the Tomarket team conducted a review and lifted the bans for several users, reinstating their eligibility for the airdrop.

However, no date has been confirmed for the TOMA token listing and distribution.

One of the standout moments came with the surge of the X Empire token on The Open Network (TON).

Following Donald Trump's reelection as U.S. President, X, a token linked to the Elon Musk-themed game, rose by over 1,000% in a week, reaching a new high of $0.00056.

Although Musk is not officially associated with X Empire, his support for Trump during the campaign added to the token’s appeal.

Additional highlights in the crypto gaming world include Nifty Island's upcoming ISLAND token, Delabs Games’ plan to bring popular titles to Telegram, and the rise of Rocky Rabbit’s RBTC token.

Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH) gaming platform Immutable also expanded its Telegram-based game integrations.

At the time of reporting, the Sui price was $3.14.