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Ertha Spearheads Play-To-Earn Charts, Leads Real-Life NFT Games 

Crypto play-to-earn Ertha, has emerged as one of the highest trending play-to-earn games this year. Based on the report made by CryptoRank, Ertha ranked as the second most searched play to earn tokens during a 30-day period. In detail, the project recorded an increased rate of over 58% of page visits in the past 30 days.

In terms of market status, Ertha has successfully accumulated a market cap amounting to 21 million. All traders and investors interested in the network can buy, sell and trade Ertha tokens on exchanges such as Huobi Global and KuCoin to name a few. Furthermore, the network has sold over 20,000 NFT, a milestone achievement for the company.

Meanwhile, the network offers all its users and investors an easier way to earn while enjoying the game. To be specific, Ertha grants all its users the ability to completely own and have control over their NFTs within the platform’s metaverse. This is made possible with Ertha’s technology — HEX.

Ertha uses Binance Smart Chain (BSC) to fuel its network. In this way, players in the network can seamlessly enjoy the benefits offered by BSC. For instance, the low transaction fees and the huge community of BSC are some of the perks that Ertha users can take advantage of.

On the other hand, Ertha continues to develop its platform to provide the best user experience to all its investors in the space. To make its market position stronger, Ertha remains on good terms with close ties with companies such as Seedify, GameFi, and RedKite, to name some.

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