Three promising cryptos set to explode in October

GameFi is booming with a market cap of $18 billion, and Telegram games are leading the charge, making them a top crypto investment opportunity this October.

September was a steady month for crypto, but a certain sector is still exhibiting huge promise. GameFi has been popping off throughout the month, and while many crypto segments have been stagnating, it has skyrocketed to an $18 billion market cap, with annual growth of nearly 28% projected by several top market research firms.

Interestingly, within GameFi, the biggest trend of all appears to be Telegram games, with some impressive stats and numerous projects exhibiting stellar performance. These games bridge the gap between the 3 billion mobile gamers and web3 like never before, creating a unique and explosive value proposition. And surprisingly, the most promising Telegram game of all is a relative newcomer.

So, with the market pausing for breath ahead of a potentially dramatic end to the year, here are three of the leading cryptos in October to inject some much-needed life into user portfolio. 

Leading crypto contenders in October

1. Dogizen: A whole universe of possibilities 

Dogizen is the first-ever Telegram presale, kicking off its ICO back on Friday 4th October. This Telegram gaming contender has rapidly amassed over 1.3 million players, and raised massivley for its ICO in a matter of days. 

Aside from being a genuine piece of crypto history, Dogizen is reaching a fever pitch because of two infamous words: mass adoption. Dogizen is harnessing Telegram’s 950 million-strong audience, many of whom will never have touched crypto before, and presenting them with an ICO available right within their favorite messaging platform. This direct marketing to such a large cohort will likely bring an unprecedented level of buying pressure to Dogizen the second it hits the public markets, with full-blown degens and casual gamers tapping into the value on offer.

But perhaps the most exciting element of this project is the Dogizen Universe, a digital arcade that allows anyone—from an amateur game developer to some of the world’s biggest companies—to produce captivating minigames. 

By using Dogizen’s own software development kit (SDK), devs can simply and affordably pioneer the next viral Telegram game, releasing it via the Dogizen Launchpad and catapulting their brand into the future. Moreover, once their new game is live, the detailed analytics available in Dogizen’s console and the dedicated client support will allow constant refinement, allowing companies to better engage with their core client demographics, manage relationships, and ensure brand loyalty. 

Far from relying on a single game to drive hype, the Dogizen Universe will offer a bustling, dynamic ecosystem with something for everyone.

With traditional marketing in what seems like a terminal slump and major brands from Nike to eBay turning to gamification, Dogizen looks set to irrevocably revolutionize the advertising industry.

The tokenomics also look sensible: 1 trillion DOGIZ in total, with 10% available during the presale, 40% reserved to power major community growth, 15% for liquidity, 15% for FOMO-fueling marketing, and 20% for the MVP game, and the unique Dogizen Universe. 

Interested users can buy DOGIZ tokens in the first-ever Telegram presale now.

2. Catizen: Dogizen, minus the sparkle

Catizen offers some of Dogizen’s excitement, but in a simpler and less flamboyant package. It is essentially what would happen if a feline-obsessed Satoshi Nakamoto got his hands on The Sims. Players feed, train, and bond with their digital cat in a virtual city, and help them build and grow their settlement while exploring new lands, facing off against wildlife, and overcoming the challenges of each environment.

The project rapidly built hype, hitting 34 million total users and 1 million paying users in just 6 months—that’s no mean feat. Moreover, it has generated 200x the average profits per user for a crypto project, demonstrating its undeniably lucrative nature.

3. Hamster Kombat: Undeniably massive

If any crypto project has nearly 4% of the world’s population as active users, it’s time to pay attention. Hamster Kombat’s scale has made it the jewel in the GameFi crown, and while this tap-happy stalwart remains crypto-gaming royalty, the depth and world-first status of Dogizen’s offering and the popularity and variety of the Catizen game keep it from reaching the top of this list. 

Hamster Kombat was the third-fastest app to reach 150 million users—just behind Pokémon GO and Threads—and it hit this eye-catching milestone in just 77 days. With similar urgency, it has jousted for YouTube glory with none other than Cristiano Ronaldo and secured countless major listings, including Binance.

However, cheating scandals, where 2.3 million users were controversially purged from the platform, rumours of a potential ban in the developing countries it has sought to dominate, like India and Pakistan, and protracted delays to its first airdrop have dampened hype, turning Hamster Kombat’s market debut into a disappointing event.

However, with the sheer stature of the numbers in play in this story, Hamster Kombat could quickly explode into life, reasserting its status as one of the best cryptos in October.