Catizen consumes 22M CATI tokens in Q1, raises 2025 target to 150M
Catizen has big plans for 2025
Web3 gaming platform Catizen announced that CATI token consumption reached 22 million tokens in Q1, significantly exceeding projections and prompting the company to increase its annual target to 150 million tokens.
Since the launch of its Mini App Center in August 2024, Catizen has introduced over 20 games and successfully integrated the CATI payment system in October, serving a user base of over 55 million, primarily within the Telegram ecosystem.
Regulatory tailwinds and growing Adoption
Recent discussions at the White House Crypto Summit regarding the integration of AI and blockchain have created a favorable regulatory environment for Catizen’s expansion. The Q1 milestone highlights the increasing adoption of CATI for gaming payments and rewards mechanisms.
Major growth plans for 2025
Catizen’s 2025 roadmap includes over 200 additional games, expansion into Asian markets through partnerships with platforms like LINE, accelerated AI-driven app development to enhance token utility and user engagement.
According to CoinMarketCap, starting March 20, Catizen is scheduled for six unlocks totaling 95 million tokens, or 9.5% of total supply. However, the new expansion plans will increase token releases by 1.5 times.
CATI price dynamics for 30 days. Source: CoinMarketCap
Currently, CATI is trading above $0.15. While the token is down 3% over the past month, it saw a 2% increase this past week, outperforming the broader crypto market during a sell-off.
As we wrote, the developers of the popular game Catizen have unveiled their latest project — Cattea, now available to users in Beta testing mode. This phase often offers increased chances of receiving generous rewards in future drops, as 75% of the project’s tokens are allocated for this purpose.
