Deep Dive
1. New App Rollouts (Mixed Impact)
Overview:
X Empire’s team is developing apps like Feed (Telegram content organizer), Langs (language learning), and Sleep (wellness tracker), offering exclusive features for $X holders. These apps aim to expand utility beyond the tap-to-earn game, which has been inactive since October 2024’s Chill Phase (OKX).
What this means:
Success could drive demand for $X as users seek access to premium features, but poor adoption or execution risks diluting focus. Historical Telegram mini-apps show rapid user attrition post-hype (e.g., Notcoin’s 70% drop post-airdrop).
2. Exchange Delistings (Bearish Impact)
Overview:
OKX and ONUS delisted $X in July 2025, citing liquidity concerns. This reduced accessible trading venues, with remaining volume concentrated on smaller DEXs (ONUS).
What this means:
Lower liquidity amplifies volatility and deters institutional interest. The token’s 30-day volume-to-market cap ratio (7.5%) signals fragility—price swings of ±20% on modest trades are plausible.
3. TON Ecosystem Growth (Bullish Impact)
Overview:
X Empire operates on TON, which saw a 22% increase in active wallets in Q3 2025. Integration with games like Hamster Kombat could revive engagement if cross-promoted (AMB Crypto).
What this means:
Network effects from TON’s expansion might buoy $X, especially if the team leverages partnerships. However, competition is fierce—newer TON games now prioritize token burns over inflation-heavy models.
Conclusion
X Empire’s price hinges on balancing its 690B token supply with demand catalysts like app adoption and TON’s growth, while navigating post-delisting liquidity risks. For holders, monitoring the Feed app’s Q1 2026 launch and TON’s developer activity will be critical. Can the project pivot from speculative mining to sustained utility before market patience expires?