Lost Dogs, a blockchain-based gaming project, has announced the distribution of over 85% of its WOOF coins. The remaining supply will be released through two upcoming activities, expected by the end of Oct. 2024.

Once completed, Lost Dogs plans to list the $WOOF token on cryptocurrency exchanges. However, the team has not yet announced the exact date.

The Lost Dogs announced a token listing. Source: X

Lost Dogs is a game where players raise virtual dogs represented by NFTs. Players make daily decisions that influence their dog’s story and in-game progress. Each decision impacts both the storyline and player rewards. The game also allows players to join packs, complete quests, and vote on character paths.

Since its launch, Lost Dogs has built a strong community of over 11 million players. Players earn WOOF points, which are used for in-game rewards and soon converted into $WOOF tokens. The Lost Dogs project has previously distributed $NOT tokens in a major airdrop campaign, giving away $1 billion worth of tokens to 35 million users.

Players earn BONES, another in-game currency, through daily check-ins and referrals. The team has not announced a date for the airdrop yet.

Other Games Like Lost Dogs Have Already Announced For Airdrop

Telegram has become a hub for play-to-earn mini-app games, many of which are preparing for or have already launched their tokens. Some of the leading games include Hamster Kombat, X Empire, and Rocky Rabbit. All these games have been announced for an airdrop in late September or early October.

The Hamster Kombat airdrop is coming on September 26, and listing has already been done on several exchanges. Additionally, the X Empire mining phase will end by the end of this month, and the team will soon launch the token and airdrop.

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Games like DOGS have already launched their tokens, which are now available for trading.  

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