Removing MYRIA, UOS, OAS, and BEAM from the BCGamer List
By BCGamer —
Tags: myria, uos, oas, beam, bcgamer
Four tokens are coming off the coverage list. Short notes on each.
MYRIA
Myria announced on April 13, 2026 that it's halting its Layer 2 and migrating back to Ethereum L1. Node operators have until April 27 to bridge assets manually or lose them. Communication was a tweet and an email — no migration guide, no community walkthrough.
Token is down 99.69% since July 2024. The gaming L2 thesis is done.
UOS (Ultra)
MEXC flagged UOS with a Special Treatment warning in September 2025, effectively a delisting watch. Token trades around $0.008, down ~56% in 90 days.
The Ultra client has roughly 4,000 downloads post-July 2025. After seven-plus years of development and the Ubisoft block producer arrangement going back to 2019, that's the user base. Not enough to justify continued tracking.
OAS (Oasys)
Upbit delisted OAS on March 13, 2026, following earlier delistings from KuCoin, OKX, and Bitget. Market cap sits around $5.8M. The Saakuru Verse is being wound down, with users instructed to migrate assets via the Oasys L1.
Oasys is now repositioning toward real-world asset tokenization. The SEGA / Ubisoft / Bandai Namco / Square Enix validator setup never produced a game pipeline that moved the needle. Moving on.
BEAM
BEAM is still active but no longer a gaming project.
Integrated as Bittensor Subnet 105 on April 4, 2026 — data infrastructure for decentralized AI
Dreamcash, their stablecoin-paired markets product (with a Tether investment), is now the primary focus
Token down 95.8% from all-time high, around $0.00187
Gameplay Galaxy (Trial Xtreme, Duels) still ships games but operates independently of BEAM's new direction. The pivot is coherent for the foundation; it just means they don't belong on a gaming coverage list anymore.
Current list
WEMIX, CROSS, IMX, RON, GALA, AXS, AVAX, HIVE, MBX, XAI, KAIA, NAKA.
GALA and NAKA stay but are weak holds. GALA is still working through the founder lawsuits and the Walking Dead: Empires shutdown fallout — the node network and several live games keep it in. NAKA's parent KindlyMD is a financial mess (stock down 98% from 2025 peak, $210M BTC-backed debt from Kraken), but Nakamoto Games itself is still releasing titles and running events. Both get another cycle.