Market cap
$268.36K
2.77 %
Volume (24h)
$2.99
2.77 %
Circulating supply
415,473,577 GSWIFT
Total supply
771,039,570 GSWIFT
Max. supply
1,396,500,000 GSWIFT
GameSwift (GSWIFT)
$ 0.00
2.77 %
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updated $0Market cap$268.36K
Volume 24h$2.99
Circulating supply415.47M30% of max 1.4B
All-time high$0.81-100% from peak · 2024-03-04
GameSwift (ticker: GSWIFT) is the native token of a Web3 gaming ecosystem that wants to make blockchain games feel normal for everyday players. The project bundles a gaming-focused blockchain, a platform for discovering and playing Web3 games, and a single gamer identity that works across all of them. In simple terms, GSWIFT is the utility fuel of that ecosystem — used for payments, staking, and governance.
Frequently asked questions
What is GameSwift, and how is it different from other gaming crypto projects?
GameSwift isn't a token for one specific game — it's a full ecosystem: its own gaming-focused blockchain (GameSwift Chain), a platform where players discover and launch Web3 games, and GameSwift ID, one account that carries your identity and assets across every game in the ecosystem. While most gaming tokens only work inside a single title, GSWIFT is designed to serve the whole infrastructure, from in-game payments to staking and voting on ecosystem decisions.
How does the GameSwift blockchain work?
GameSwift Chain is built as a Layer 2 network on top of Ethereum, so it leans on Ethereum's security while keeping transactions fast and cheap — exactly what games with constant microtransactions need. Like other L2s, it processes activity off the main chain and settles it back to Ethereum, with GSWIFT acting as the utility token that powers activity across the ecosystem.
How is GSWIFT issued, and is the supply limited?
Yes — GSWIFT has a hard cap of 1,396,500,000 coins, so no more than that will ever exist. There's no mining: the supply was distributed through a planned allocation and unlocks gradually over time, with the fixed cap acting as a built-in limit against unlimited inflation.
How do I store and use GSWIFT?
GSWIFT runs on EVM-compatible networks, so any self-custody wallet that supports Ethereum-based chains — MetaMask, Rabby, or a hardware wallet like Ledger — will do the job. Within the GameSwift ecosystem the token is used to pay for in-game items and services, stake for rewards, and take part in governance; it's also listed on centralized exchanges if you prefer keeping it there.