Engines of Fury

Engines of Fury Price

FURY

$0.000182

97.87 % (1Y)

Engines of Fury price chart

Engines of Fury statistics

Price change (24h):

0.00%

High (24h):

$0.00

Low (24h):

$0.00

Volume (24h):

$0

Market Cap:

$16.05K

All Time High:

$0.9436 99.98%

May 16, 2024

All Time Low:

$0.000173 6%

Aug 4, 2026

Market data updated Nov 11, 2026, 11:25 AM UTC

About Engines of Fury

Engines of Fury (FURY) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2024. It functions as the native transactional token for a free-to-play, top-down extraction shooter built within the GameFi vertical.

The game carves out a brutal, post-apocalyptic alternate Earth where a mutagenic virus reengineers flora and fauna into lethal adversaries. Players drop into raids, scavenging for materials to craft progressively powerful gear while fighting off monsters and rival survivors. The core friction it dissolves is the walled garden of traditional in-game economies, replacing publisher-controlled scarcity with a liquid market where assets retain value outside the client.

The FURY token operates on the BNB Smart Chain network, conforming to the BEP-20 specification. Transactions settle rapidly on a chain known for high throughput and low-latency block times, mirroring the speed demands of a real-time combat game.

Its smart contract, deployed at 0x0203d275d2a65030889af45ed91d472be3948b92, adheres to the BEP-20 standard, ensuring broad compatibility with BSC-native wallets and decentralized exchanges. The technical architecture supports on-chain minting of weapon and armor NFTs, with metadata immutably recording each item's origin and rarity. Validation of token transfers is handled by BNB Smart Chain’s proof-of-staked-authority consensus, but the game itself does not run on-chain.

A development collective with credits from Blizzard, Activision, Ubisoft, and Unity forged Engines of Fury, securing backing from Animoca Brands, Metavest Capital, and Maven Capital. The project entered public markets on April 30, 2024, rapidly integrating with over thirty-five trading venues. Its genesis coincided with a maturing GameFi sector hungry for titles that prioritize gameplay over speculative loops.

The long-term ambition is to establish a self-sustaining digital economy where player skill and creativity directly dictate earning potential, unmediated by opaque publisher algorithms. By encoding ownership in NFTs and settling value in FURY, the studio aims to align economic incentives across players, creators, and the development treasury.

Mechanically, FURY is the exclusive settlement layer for all in-game premium purchases: cosmetic skins, convenience upgrades, and the minting of new NFT assets. The token also operates as the payment rail for user-generated content monetization, with a percentage of secondary market royalties flowing to creators. Liquidity staking contracts allow holders to deposit FURY into automated market makers, earning a portion of trading fees from digital asset exchanges.

A player holding FURY can mint limited-quantity weapon blueprints or armor schematics, which are required to access harder raid tiers and survive the harshest zones. Content architects who design and sell custom character skins see FURY-denominated royalties streamed directly to their wallets. Liquidity providers, meanwhile, earn passive yield on FURY pairs by supplying the pools that underwrite the in-game marketplace’s real-time asset swaps.

Engines of Fury has a maximum supply of 120,000,000 tokens. Currently, 58,345,815 FURY are in circulation. Tokenomics incorporate a deflationary mechanism that reduces supply over time through in-game fee burns. With a market capitalization of $18,602.94, Engines of Fury ranks #8,787 among all cryptocurrencies.

Engines of Fury Historical Price Data

Date Open Close High Low
$0.000182 $0.000182 $0.000183 $0.000182
$0.000183 $0.000182 $0.000183 $0.000182
$0.000184 $0.000184 $0.000184 $0.000184
$0.000185 $0.000185 $0.000185 $0.000185
$0.000185 $0.000185 $0.000185 $0.000185

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$230M

cumulative aum

6 years

live trading track record

20k+

clients

2015

year of company foundation

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Engines of Fury FAQ

  • Engines of Fury (FURY) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2024. It functions as the native transactional token for a free-to-play, top-down extraction shooter built within the GameFi vertical. Engines of Fury is a token on the BNB Smart Chain network.
  • Engines of Fury (FURY) is trading at $0.000182.
  • The market capitalization of Engines of Fury is $16.05K. It ranks #9959 among cryptocurrencies by market cap. 87.96M FURY are in circulation. The total supply is 119M FURY. The maximum supply is 120M FURY.
  • Engines of Fury reached its all-time high of $0.9436 on May 16, 2024. The current price is 100% below that peak. Its all-time low was $0.000173 on August 4, 2026. Today's price is 5.69% above that low.
  • The FURY price changed by -1.54% over 7 days, -4.07% over 30 days, and -97.9% over the past year.

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