NEAR Protocol rallying as Galaxy Fox stage 2 presale nearly sells out

In the last 30 days, Near Protocol (NEAR) has been trending higher, reaching $2.04, rising in sync with Bitcoin (BTC). Meanwhile, Galaxy Fox (GFOX), a meme coin project, is in stage 3 of its presale.

What is Galaxy Fox?

Galaxy Fox is a new meme coin project aiming to establish itself alongside established players like Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, and PepeCoin, as well as play-to-earn (P2E) projects like Sandbox and Axie Infinity.

In stage 3 of the presale, the project has sold over 70% of GFOX, raising nearly $500,000. 

GFOX holders can access the web3 game, providing an opportunity to play and earn. Here, the objective is to enhance gaming skills and secure a top 20% position on the leaderboard.

To gain an edge in gameplay, users can purchase GFOX NFTs or utilize temporary attribute boosters to boost strength, agility, and speed. After each gaming season, rewards are distributed as in-game assets, which can be exchanged for GFOX.

Furthermore, Galaxy Fox plans to introduce an NFT collection comprising 3,000 digital assets inspired by characters from the Galaxy Fox ecosystem. 

These NFTs will soon be available for minting on the Galaxy Fox website and, once acquired, can be traded on the Galaxy Fox marketplace or third-party platforms like OpenSea.

Galaxy Fox’s Stargate mechanism collects 2% of every GFOX transaction, forming a pool of funds that rewards stakers.

Besides its financial value, GFOX offers crypto-inspired merchandise for fashion enthusiasts.

The project has also integrated a token-burning feature to reduce GFOX supply gradually. This move might support prices in the long term.

Final word

As an investor, it is important to identify early opportunities. Galaxy Fox is being explored and can offer an opportunity for users aiming to expand their portfolios. 

Learn more about GFOX here:

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