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Token Price
$0.0012221.66%
Market Cap
$8.64M
24h Volume
$2.41M
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A fixed-supply contract with owner powers. 9 unidentified wallets hold 82% together of supply. Sales and taxes could not be tested on this chain.

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About Alien Worlds

What is Alien Worlds?

Alien Worlds is a community-built metaverse where players explore planets, mine resources, and compete for Trilium (TLM), the game's cross-chain cryptocurrency. Playable on Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, and WAX blockchains, the game combines idle mechanics with resource competition and player-versus-player gameplay.

How to play Alien Worlds

Players begin with a free shovel for basic mining but can discover or acquire stronger tools to increase earning potential. The core gameplay loop involves sending explorers on missions to mine Trilium from different planets, with success rates influenced by the tools equipped. Land ownership allows players to control planetary parcels and either mine them personally or earn commission from other miners. Advanced players engage in the Thunder Dome Arena, battling opponents using avatars, minions, and weapons for additional Trilium and NFT rewards.

Alien Worlds NFTs and governance

The game features NFT-based mechanics including land parcels, weapons, avatar cards, and minions that can be acquired, upgraded, and traded. Players can "shine" four identical NFTs together to upgrade them to higher tiers by paying Trilium fees. Planetary DAOs add a governance layer: players stake Trilium to vote in planet elections, giving the community influence over game development and planetary features.

Alien Worlds tokenomics

Trilium (TLM) is the capped-supply token with a 5 billion coin limit, plus an additional 5 billion released gradually to planets over time. Earned primarily through mining, Trilium enables in-game transactions, NFT upgrades, and DAO voting. The token operates across three blockchains, allowing players to move assets freely between Ethereum, BSC, and WAX ecosystems.

Our verdict

Alien Worlds is best understood as an economy with a game attached rather than the other way round. The core act — sending a miner to a land parcel, waiting out a cooldown, claiming Trilium — is closer to a scheduled click than to play, and the tools, weapons and avatar cards wrapped around it are NFTs whose stats decide what that click is worth. Most of the activity sits on WAX, with Ethereum used largely to move TLM rather than to play.

What works is the layer above the loop. Land is finite and its owners set the commission on everything mined there, so the map behaves like a property market with landlords and tenants. The Planetary DAOs turn staked Trilium into votes, giving the community real leverage over how each planet is run, and shining four duplicate NFTs into a higher tier gives holdings a purpose beyond resale.

What does not work is the opening hours. The starter shovel returns very little, progress is gated behind acquiring better gear, and what you earn tracks TLM's market price far more than any decision you make. It suits players drawn to token economies and on-chain politics, not anyone wanting moment-to-moment action.

This is our own editorial assessment. We do not score games — ratings come from players.

Alien Worlds pros and cons

What we like

5 pros
  • Multi-blockchain support (Ethereum, WAX) offers flexibility
  • Combines Idle and TCG genres for diverse gameplay
  • Features engaging gameplay mechanics and immersive world-building
  • Boasts high-quality graphics
  • Accessible to both casual and hardcore players

What to watch

4 cons
  • Idle genre gameplay can become repetitive and grindy
  • Multiple blockchain support adds player complexity
  • TCG mechanics often favor paying players
  • No unique differentiators mentioned beyond standard features

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I start playing Alien Worlds?
Create an account on alienworlds.io, connect your Web3 wallet (Ethereum or WAX), and you can begin mining resources on planets right awayu2014no upfront payment required.
How do players earn in Alien Worlds?
Players earn TLM tokens by mining resources on different planets, completing missions, and winning battles against other players; tokens can be staked or traded on cryptocurrency exchanges.
What is TLM and how does it work?
TLM is Alien Worlds' native token earned through gameplay and mining; it functions as both an in-game currency for upgrades and a tradable cryptocurrency on major exchanges.
Do I need a crypto wallet to play?
Yes, you need a Web3-compatible wallet (such as MetaMask or Wax Cloud Wallet) to connect, store your TLM earnings, and participate in the game's blockchain features.
Is Alien Worlds still active and worth playing?
Alien Worlds remains an active play-to-earn game with an ongoing player community; whether it is worth playing depends on your interest in idle-style mining gameplay and tolerance for crypto market volatility affecting token rewards.

Token

TLM

Alien Worlds

$0.001222
1.66% (24h)
Market Cap
$8.64M
24h Volume
$2.41M
Price History -3.97%
Low: $0.001148 High: $0.001312 Price: LiveCoinWatch · Market data: CoinMarketCap
1h -0.12%24h -1.66%7d -3.82%14d -18.13%30d -15.35%60d -4.14%200d -23.07%1y -63.78%
Market cap$8.64M
24h volume$2.41M27.9% of market cap
Fully diluted value$8.70M
Circulating supply7.06B TLM70.6% of max
Total supply7.12B TLMMax 10.00B TLM
24h low / high$0.001187 / $0.001259
All-time high$0.73972 May 2021
All-time low$0.00081191 Jul 2026

On-chain token check

TLMEthereum0x8888…3f72
Last checked 17 Oct 2026

The overall result is for the home chain, Ethereum. TLM also trades on BNB Chain; each copy is checked on its own in the tabs below.

Red flag on the BNB Chain copy: GoPlus reports a honeypot by the same creator. Check which chain you buy on.

69OUT OF 100Partial check · 3 of 4 parts

A fixed-supply contract with owner powers. 9 unidentified wallets hold 82% together of supply. Sales and taxes could not be tested on this chain.

0 High50 Some80 Low
Code & ownership28/30
Trading safety15/25
Holder distribution3/25
Liquidity16/20

Key facts

Read from the chain
Holdersi
5,881
wallets on Ethereum
Total supplyi
4B
Fixed · no minting
Trading taxi
Buy 0% / Sell 0%
DEX poolsi
3
largest ≈ $1.2K
Owner controli
Multisig
Check cyclei
Checked 17 Oct 2026
Next check 16 Nov 2026

Who holds the supply

  • Burn address 150.5%
  • Unidentified wallet 81.6%

Code & ownership

28/30
  • Source verifiedSource code is published and verified on Blockscout
  • Supply controlNo one can mint more tokens
  • Owner powersOwner is a multisig with two or more signers

Trading safety

15/25
  • Holders can sellnot checked
  • Trading taxBuy tax 0%, sell tax 0%
  • Trading controlsNo pause, blacklist, cooldown or per-address limits

Holder distribution

3/25
  • ConcentrationTop 10 holders: 81.6% unidentified, 0% team-held (counted at half weight); weighted 81.6%
  • Largest unidentified holderThe largest unidentified holder has 43.1% of supply
  • Holder count5,881 holders

Liquidity

16/20
  • Exchange listingTrades on a centralized exchange
  • DEX depth$3,088 in DEX pools
  • Who controls the poolThe largest pool's liquidity is held by a contract

Who holds TLM

Top holders as a share of total supply: what each address is, and how we know

  • burnNull Address0x0000…0000burn addressGoPlus150.5%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0xf977…acecno public label foundBlockscout43.1%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0xc80a…2416no public label foundBlockscout9.7%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0x5a52…efcbno public label foundBlockscout7.6%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0xc368…6880no public label foundBlockscout7%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0x28c6…1d60no public label foundBlockscout5.9%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0x9642…5d4eno public label foundBlockscout3%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0xab78…e1bcno public label foundBlockscout1.9%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0xed9a…8771no public label foundBlockscout1.7%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0x0d07…92feno public label foundBlockscout1.6%
TLM on BNB Chain0x2222…7c95
20OUT OF 100High risk

A fixed-supply contract with owner powers. 9 unidentified holders hold 86% together of supply. An editor confirmed the automated red flags.

0 High50 Some80 Low
Code & ownership28/30
Trading safety25/25
Holder distribution5/25
Liquidity17/20

Key facts

Read from the chain
Holdersi
73,724
wallets on BNB Chain
Total supplyi
2.6B
Fixed · no minting
Trading taxi
Buy 0% / Sell 0%
DEX poolsi
3
largest ≈ $32.5K
Owner controli
Multisig
Check cyclei
Checked 17 Oct 2026
Next check 16 Nov 2026

Who holds the supply

  • Burn address 278.5%
  • Unidentified wallet 86.3%

Code & ownership

28/30
  • Source verifiedSource code is published and verified on GoPlus
  • Supply controlNo one can mint more tokens
  • Owner powersOwner is a multisig with two or more signers

Trading safety

25/25
  • Holders can sellA simulated sale went through; holders can sell all
  • Trading taxBuy tax 0%, sell tax 0%
  • Trading controlsNo pause, blacklist, cooldown or per-address limits

Holder distribution

5/25
  • ConcentrationTop 10 holders: 86.3% unidentified, 0% team-held (counted at half weight); weighted 86.3%
  • Largest unidentified holderThe largest unidentified holder has 37.9% of supply
  • Holder count73,724 holders

Liquidity

17/20
  • Exchange listingTrades on a centralized exchange
  • DEX depth$35,858 in DEX pools
  • Who controls the poolThe largest pool's liquidity is held by a contract

Who holds TLM

Top holders as a share of total supply: what each address is, and how we know

  • burnNull Address0x0000…0000burn addressGoPlus278.5%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0xf977…acecno public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus37.9%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0x5a52…efcbno public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus36.6%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0x0def…19b5no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus4.7%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0xbea8…5123no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus2.5%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0xf8ba…f6c0no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus1.8%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0x69be…e5e0no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.9%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0x17a3…c4a8no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.7%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0xb8e6…6b23no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.6%
  • unknownUnidentified wallet0x2af2…88a9no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.6%

Questions

What does this score mean?

It is an automated check of the token’s smart contract and of who holds it. It answers one question: could someone mint new tokens, block sales, or suddenly dump a large share on the market? It does not rate the game itself, and it is not a professional security review.

How is the number calculated?

Four parts adding up to 100: code and ownership 30, trading safety 25, holder distribution 25, liquidity 20. A honeypot, or an owner who can change balances, drops the score straight to High risk whatever the rest says.

How do you know who holds the tokens?

From public data, in this order: the verified contract name on the block explorer, whether the token’s own deployer created the contract, ENS names, multisig signer rules, and public exchange labels. Anything we cannot identify is shown as “Unidentified wallet”.

Does an unlocked liquidity pool always mean risk?

Only when a DEX is where the token mainly trades. That is where rug pulls happen: the owner pulls the pool and the price collapses. TLM trades mainly on centralized exchanges, so its small DEX pools carry little weight.

What if the game has no token?

Then there is no check on its page. Games without a token, or with NFTs only, lose nothing in ratings or rankings.

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