As Bitcoin hovers around $95,400, gaming and social tokens like BitBoard (BB) and Clash of Lilliput (COL) are experiencing notable gains in the past 24 hours.

BitBoard has seen an impressive rise of 104% within the last day, currently trading at $0.006162 after reaching a low of $0.002903. Over the week, BB has surged by an astonishing 760% and achieved a remarkable 4,200% increase over the past month. Further details are outlined below.

BitBoard is described as “a community platform for stars and their fans, offering an online fandom service.” Despite the significant price increase, there have been no major announcements or developments to account for this growth; it appears to be driven mainly by market speculation rather than fundamental shifts.

Following closely on CoinGecko’s list of top cryptocurrency gainers is Clash of Lilliput, which experienced a 64.3% jump in the last 24 hours, rising from $0.2546 to $0.419 before stabilizing around $0.2874 at the time of writing.

In contrast to BitBoard, COL has clearer reasons behind its price movement.

This gaming token features an “LG game focused on miniature characters working to establish a tribe for survival and success.”

The significant price increase correlates with a recent announcement about improved token utility within the game ecosystem.

The team mentions that users can now utilize COL to enable upgrades, purchase items, and trade pets & gear, in addition to earning rewards based on their battle standings.

This enhancement in in-game token utility appears to be generating genuine user interest and demand.

TROLL has risen by 52.3% over the last 24 hours, increasing from $0.01996 to $0.03373.

While these gains are notable, TROLL is relatively new and lacks concrete developments or announcements to explain the recent price spike.

At present, it remains 20.2% higher, trading at $0.03106.

Next is ArcBlock, which has gained 40% in the last 24 hours, now trading at $1.15, up from $0.817 during the last check.

The surge in ArcBlock’s price is associated with a specific product announcement.

The project recently introduced ArcSphere, described as “a different kind of browser,” though specific functional details remain undisclosed.