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Crypto Cats

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Mar 29, 2023
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This blog post will cover:

  • CryptoKitties
  • Catecoin
  • Catgirl
  • Catcoin
  • Kitty Coin
  • Kitty Inu
  • Pancat
  • Conclusion

Are there any cat people out there? We’ve talked so much about dog coins, but today we would like to finally change the subject. Let’s celebrate International Cat Day together! We’ve prepared an overview of cat-themed crypto projects, and hope you will have some fun reading it.

CryptoKitties

It is one of the first blockchain games built on Ethereum. CryptoKitties allows users to collect and breed adorable creatures, each of them is unique and has its own appearances and traits. Smart contracts preserve their personal genotype, so during the game any user can actually see an offspring of his/her kitties that would be in some ways similar to its parents. In general, it may remind you about the beloved Tamagotchi game. However, CryptoKitties provide more interactivity. Kitties can be created, bought, and sold, bringing their owners some benefits.

Catecoin

Catecoin (CATE) is another cat-themed meme coin. However, this project is willing to provide a lot of benefits to its holders, such as passive income or its own wallet. With Catecoin users are able to earn 15% APY and get back 2% from any transaction fee. Moreover, anyone is welcome to try play-to-earn NFT games. The coin itself is deflationary, thus with every transaction supply is reduced. Catecoin also provides an opportunity to launch projects based on its IDO platform. It is available for Catecoin owners only.

Catgirl

Catgirl is a fun project that puts together crypto and NFTs. This project allows users to create their own NFTs, buy and sell existing ones. NFTs can be earned in a video game that requires a lot of creativity. Every transaction has 5% fees, which are distributed in the following way: 1% goes to a holder, 1% goes to developers, 1% goes to a liquidity pool, and 2% goes to a farming pool. To increase the value of existing CATGIRL tokens the supply is being burnt from time to time.

Catcoin

Would you like to have coins issued by Satoshi Nakamoto’s cat? Apparently, its name is Miaoshi Nekomoto. Its coin was issued on November 26, 2021. The Catcoin project is owned and run by its community only. Holders here get 2% reflections on buying and selling. The project's self-name is “A Doge Killer”.

Kitty Coin

Kitty Coin was created by Eiko as an alternative to the increasing amount of dog coins. Recently it has become the #1 coin on the Polygon Network. Now one of the missions of the project is to raise awareness about Polygon’s benefits, including extremely low fees.

Kitty Inu

Kitty Inu is an ERC20 token of the Kitty project. The token powers the 9VRE metaverse. It is a collection of blockchain games, where users can create and monetize their content. The project was inspired by the growing popularity of NFT. The team of the project also works on cross-chain interoperability to make the play-to-earn metaverse experience better.

Pancat

This project is another example of how a meme token can grow into a whole new ecosystem. It is built on the Polygon network and also promotes almost zero transaction fees. The burning deflation mechanism rewards users for making transactions. This platform can be a place to create NFTs, SWAP projects, and to support startups and charities. The project mostly prefers small investors. To join the community and share the same ideals the only thing needed is to buy Pancat cryptocurrency.

Conclusion

Nowadays there are tokens that suit any taste. And if you are not a dog lover, you are absolutely welcome to explore the world of cat-themed projects. The most amazing phenomenon about these projects is that some of them tend to become more than just a joke suggesting a great gaming experience and support for socially significant initiatives. So it is clear why some people decide to become an owner of a couple of cute, non-allergic, and very beneficial pets. However, it is always important to be careful and do your own research not to fall into a mousetrap.

SimpleSwap reminds you that this article is provided for informational purposes only and does not provide investment advice. All purchases and cryptocurrency investments are your own responsibility.

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