Pixels
PIXEL
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
PIXEL (Pixels) presents a mixed to weak profile across the evaluated sections, with significant data gaps in Team & Governance and Security & Audit History due to search contamination. Active development scores at 5.0/10, with product release updates noted through late 2025, though verifiable engineering-level repository and audit data are absent. Community support is weak (2.5/10), evidenced by falling grassroots engagement, an Ethereum holder base under 7,000, and a fresh all-time low price in July 2026. Tokenomics (4.0/10) reflects a hard cap of 5B tokens and ~61-69% circulation, but is burdened by severe demand contraction (-88.86% over one year) and ongoing vesting unlocks through 2029 with no token-burn mechanism. Market and use case (5.0/10) shows active trading with a sub-$20M market cap and conflicting aggregator metrics. Two sections (Team & Governance, Security & Audit History) lacked sufficient token-specific data (-1.0) and were excluded from the weighted score calculation. No qualifying red-flag events or fraudulent mechanics were identified.
Development Activity
Code updates and developer engagement
Community Support
Social media presence and community engagement
Tokenomics
Supply, distribution, and utility
Market & Use Case
Value proposition and competitive landscape
Team & Governance
Team background and project governance
Security & Audits
Security history and audit status
About Pixels (PIXEL)
PIXEL is the native in-game currency for Pixels, a web3 farming and exploration game. The token exists within the Ethereum and Ronin ecosystems and functions as the primary medium of exchange within the game's virtual economy. PIXEL has a fixed, hard-capped total supply of 5,000,000,000 tokens.
The project's tokenomics allocate the total supply across a published vesting schedule that concludes on February 19, 2029. Approximately 61% to 69% of the total supply is in circulation, leaving 30% to 39% locked for ongoing distributions over multiple years. The protocol does not incorporate verified token burn mechanisms or supply-reduction utilities to offset future token emissions.
The token has experienced significant downward market pressure, including a price decline of approximately 88.86% over a one-year period and reaching a fresh all-time low in July 2026. Grassroots engagement has remained low, with an Ethereum holder base under 7,000 addresses as of August 2026. While official development channels published content updates through late 2025, verifiable engineering-level repository records, formal smart contract audits, and token-specific governance structures remain undocumented in evaluated records.