Market cap
$10.02M
-1.67 %
Volume (24h)
$2.34M
-1.67 %
Circulating supply
6,084,026,618 TLM
Total supply
6,801,251,750 TLM
Max. supply
10,000,000,000 TLM
Alien Worlds (TLM)
$ 0.00
-1.67 %
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updated $0Market cap$10.02M
Volume 24h$2.34M
Circulating supply6.08B61% of max 10B
All-time high$0.74-100% from peak · 2021-05-02
Alien Worlds (TLM) is the native token of a blockchain-based metaverse game where players explore virtual planets, mine Trilium, and compete for control of planetary DAOs. Think of it as a play-to-earn universe where the token ties together mining, governance, and in-game assets. TLM runs primarily on the WAX and BNB Chain networks.
Frequently asked questions
What is Alien Worlds and how is it different from other crypto projects?
Alien Worlds is one of the first blockchain games to reach mass adoption, blending a metaverse, NFTs, and decentralized governance into one experience. Unlike pure DeFi tokens, TLM has an actual game economy behind it: players use it to mine, stake, and vote in planetary DAOs. Its multi-chain presence on WAX and BNB Chain also sets it apart from single-network projects.
How does the technology behind Alien Worlds work?
The game runs on the WAX blockchain for its fast, fee-free NFT transactions, with TLM also bridged to BNB Chain and Ethereum. There's no custom consensus mechanism — it relies on the underlying chains' delegated proof-of-stake and proof-of-stake security. Smart contracts handle mining, staking, and the planetary DAO voting system.
How is TLM supply and emission structured?
Alien Worlds has a hard cap of 10,000,000,000 TLM, so no more than that will ever exist. New tokens are released gradually through the in-game mining mechanism, where players earn Trilium by deploying mining tools on planets. This ties emission directly to gameplay activity rather than a fixed schedule controlled by a small group.
How can you store and use TLM?
Since TLM lives on WAX, BNB Chain, and Ethereum, you need a compatible wallet — WAX cloud wallets work for gaming, while MetaMask or Trust Wallet handle the EVM versions. In-game, TLM is used for mining, staking to planets, and voting in DAO elections. It can also be traded on major exchanges that list it.