GameFi Tokens Rally as AXS, SAND and MANA All Gain More Than 20% in 24 Hours

GameFi Tokens Rally as AXS, SAND and MANA All Gain More Than 20% in 24 Hours

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2026-06-21 01:26:27
According to OKX market data cited by Odaily, GameFi sector tokens strengthened over the past 24 hours, with AXS, SAND and MANA each rising by more than 20%.
GameFiAXSSANDMANAOKX Market Data

Odaily reported, citing OKX market data, that tokens in the blockchain gaming sector strengthened collectively over the past 24 hours. Among the listed assets, AXS rose 23.43% and was quoted at 1.254 USDT. SAND gained 21.3% and was quoted at 0.063 USDT, while MANA climbed 20.56% to 0.081 USDT.

AXS Leads the Move, With SAND and MANA Also Above 20%

Based on the disclosed figures, AXS posted the largest 24-hour gain among the three tokens mentioned in the report, rising by more than 23%. SAND and MANA also recorded increases above 20%, with their quoted prices standing at 0.063 USDT and 0.081 USDT, respectively. All three assets were grouped under the GameFi sector in the market update, and their simultaneous gains showed a concentrated upward move within that category during the measured period.

The data came from OKX market quotations, with all prices denominated in USDT. In this context, the GameFi sector refers to crypto assets categorized around blockchain gaming. The percentage changes reflect price performance over a 24-hour window, and the figures represent the market data cited by Odaily at the time of publication.

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