Transparent gaming and betting tokens FUN, RLB, SHFL, and Solama recorded 20%–40% price gains in less than a week.
Increased user activity and liquidity hint at growing market interest in fair, decentralized, and traceable betting platforms.
Analysts see potential for broader adoption, but warn of volatility risks typical of this high-yield crypto niche.
In a surprising and dramatic shift in the cryptocurrency market, four tokens of open and decentralized gaming and betting platforms—Fun Token (FUN), Rollbit Coin (RLB), Shuffle (SHFL), and Solama—have had their prices increase by 20% to 40%. The action is a sign of growing interest in on-chain betting, provably fair platforms, and transparent financial models in crypto gaming. As broader market volatility roars on, these tokens have been quietly outpacing most major altcoins, further placing a spotlight on a niche that has historically operated beneath the radar.
Fun Token (FUN): Signs of Renewed Activity After Consolidation
Fun Token, one of the earliest projects focused on blockchain-based gaming and betting, recorded an approximate 22% price increase over the past week. Historically associated with the idea of provably fair online gambling, FUN has remained relatively stable across multiple market cycles. Recent data indicates a renewed inflow of wallet addresses, as well as minor spikes in transaction volumes on supporting platforms.
Market observers point to increased speculation and re-engagement from legacy users as possible drivers. Although the project has not released major updates recently, on-chain metrics suggest that dormant tokens are being moved, possibly in anticipation of broader sector momentum. FUN’s ability to hold these gains will depend on sustained engagement and whether it can reintroduce innovation to stay competitive in the evolving on-chain gaming space.
Rollbit Coin (RLB): Exceptional Upside as Market Confidence Grows
Rollbit Coin has emerged as the top performer among the four, registering a notable 40% weekly gain. The token is linked to an established crypto casino that integrates trading, gambling, and NFT wagering — a hybrid approach that has set RLB apart. While some view the project as speculative, recent market data reveals increased trading activity and renewed listings across smaller exchanges.
RLB has gained traction due to its revenue-sharing model and weekly token burns, both of which appeal to users looking for projects with measurable on-chain tokenomics. Despite regulatory risks tied to its model, the recent surge suggests market participants are focusing on the platform’s transparency and protocol-level earnings. Technical indicators now show RLB breaking above resistance levels not seen since early Q1 2025.
Shuffle (SHFL): Quiet Gainer in the On-Chain Randomness Space
SHFL, a lower-cap token focusing on decentralized randomness for gaming protocols, recorded an impressive 28% surge over the past several days. Though not a widely known project, SHFL has quietly built out infrastructure that allows fair, verifiable random number generation — a core issue in blockchain gaming mechanics. Recent wallet activity shows an uptick in new holders and liquidity injections, particularly on Solana-based decentralized exchanges.
Solama (SOLAMA): Meme Origins Evolve into Transparent Gaming Utility
Solama began as a meme-inspired Solana project, but has since pivoted toward a transparent casino model that uses on-chain randomness and user governance. The token recently jumped over 25% in value, backed by increased daily active users and noticeable mentions across Solana community forums.
The surge follows updates in the project’s roadmap that emphasize decentralized gaming with real-time win-loss transparency. While still in early development stages, Solama’s ability to transition from meme status to utility-driven use case may be fueling renewed investor interest.
