April has become a major hit for the NFT gaming world, and if you have been lurking on Crypto Twitter lately, you may have probably heard the buzz around SEED, the new kid on the block running on Sui Network. It officially dropped on March 31 with a mobile experience called SEED Go, and in just a couple of weeks, over 50,000 people are already in and playing IRL to collect $SLOVE tokens. This sounds?
The numbers do not lie either — over $2 million in NFT sales already. That is not just hype; it is movement. Even accounts like @SuiFanatic are dropping tweets to hype the project, and with Sui’s $2.3B TVL backing it, people are starting to take the project seriously. Weekly NFT trading volume was over $180 million last month. And SEEDb is creeping into that spotlight. But can it keep climbing? Let’s break it down.
What Is Behind SEED’s Fast Rise?
At a glance, it might just look like another Web3 game, but it is doing things a little differently. Think: Pokémon Go meets blockchain. You walk around, hunt down stuff, and earn $SLOVE tokens for your time. Simple idea, but super addictive. Then there’s Mon Battle, which adds a battle-game twist—it gives it some depth instead of just collecting for the sake of it.
Now here is where it gets interesting—$SLOVE dropped on April 1, hit KuCoin and MEXC fast, and within days? Tens of thousands were already holding. That kind of traction does not happen by accident. Part of the reason is the Sui network it’s built on — smooth UX, fast transactions, and no constant wallet headaches. Just play and earn.
How Is SEED Stacking Up Against Other NFT Games?
Let us be real: a lot of NFT games promise the moon and fade in a week. SEED has been live for less than a month, but it has already got 50K active players and $2M in NFT sales. That’s more than some hyped projects did in their whole first quarter. Look at Axie Infinity — yeah, it hit $4B eventually, but that was after a slow grind post-launch. Or Creepz, which raised $419 million recently but has barely any actual gameplay yet. SEED? It’s live. It’s working. People are playing. That’s a huge difference.
And with Sui’s $2.3B TVL, the foundation is stronger than networks like Ronin (which was sitting at around $1B last year). Plus, SEED is out there doing something most games are not doing: it is getting people to touch grass and earn crypto. Indeed, this is a big deal.
How Can You Make Money Here?
If you’re thinking of jumping in, here are a few legit ways to get involved quickly:
- Buy a SEED Mon NFT
NFTs are moving fast. With over $2 million in volume already, if this game takes off, those NFTs could spike in value. - Trade $SLOVE
It is listed on KuCoin and MEXC, so it’s not hard to access. The price moves a lot right now, which is good for swing traders who know what they’re doing. - Play SEED Go
This might be the easiest way in. People are making $5 to $50 a day just playing and hunting tokens. Not life-changing, but not bad for something with the level of fun it has. - Secure Your Assets
Use a real wallet. Ledger or something cold. Don’t mess around with browser wallets for long-term holds. Way too many horror stories in this space.
SEED is not just a game — it is testing something bigger: getting people outside, interacting with the real world, but still earning in Web3. That mix hasn’t been done well… until now, maybe.
