Just when you thought you’d found every cheap coin worth investing in, along comes another one that forces you to pay attention. This time it comes in the form of Voxelus (https://www.voxelus.com/), a project which allows people to create their own virtual reality games without knowing any code and get paid for it in Voxels (VOX). VOX is a unique virtual currency powered by the Uphold platform (https://uphold.com/) and is the only form of money accepted within the Voxelus platform.
Voxelus has the potential to be huge. Think about how popular Minecraft is, then think about how popular it could be if you allowed those building within the game to immediately profit from their creations. This is what the project is aiming to achieve.
There are several videos of Martin Repetto, the CEO of Voxelus on, such as the one below.
Having watched through these videos, it seems to me that the team at Voxelus have done everything they can to make this project a success. My only concern is that VR gaming has existed for a couple of years now and has yet to go fully mainstream. Perhaps 2017 will be the year this takes place, then again perhaps it will be the year VR headsets are finally dismissed as being a fad.
Either way, with a current price of just $0.056259 (Coinmarketcap) and a circulating supply of 31,500,000 out of a total supply of 210,000,000, the price of VOX has plenty of room to grow and has yet to receive a significant pump, making it an attractive investment for the short term at least. I will certainly be throwing a few £ in its direction.
Obligatory endnote: this is not investment advice
