Catizen announced its 2025 mid-year milestone with 63.4 million users and over 50 million CATI tokens collected, expanding its blockchain gaming ecosystem with significant updates.
The expansion positions Catizen as a pivotal player in Web3 gaming, attracting industry interest and setting the stage for potential market growth through strategic investments and innovations.
Catizen Surpasses 63 Million Users with Animoca Backing
Catizen announced a user base increase to 63.4 million and the collection of 50 million CATI tokens. Animoca Brands supports Catizen’s mission to build a robust blockchain gaming environment. This backing bolsters Catizen’s vision for a leading gaming public chain. Catizen charts new territory, aiming for ecosystem enhancements. Key initiatives include introducing the TON L2 chain, establishing vital connections with the blockchain. These updates could significantly alter market landscapes as Catizen positions itself to significantly increase its public chain footprint.
Industry leaders acknowledged the potential ramifications of such growth. Yat Siu, Animoca’s chairman, commended the efforts, citing strategic targets in redefining user engagement. However, despite the promising figures, community engagement on social media platforms like Twitter has been relatively muted.
“Animoca Brands makes strategic investments in projects redefining user engagement and digital ownership, aiming for global impact in blockchain gaming.”
Exploring Market Impacts: CATI Token and Future Prospects
Did you know? Catizen’s ambitious TON L2 integration echoes similar moves by Animoca Brands’ previous partner initiatives, often leading to a tenfold increase in token liquidity and user engagement.
According to CoinMarketCap, Catizen (CATI) is priced at $0.09 with a market cap of $28.73 million as of August 15, 2025. Over 24 hours, trading volume saw a 41.88% change with CATI declining 5.40%. Historical trends show a 3.09% rise over 60 days, contrasting a 15.90% slip over 30 days.
Insights from Coincu research suggest substantial influence from Catizen’s initiatives on the Web3 gaming market, potentially increasing blockchain integration across continents. However, broader adoption hurdles remain in regulatory compliance and platform scalability.
