The $2 million seed fund for Mokens League, an eSports platform based on the NFT, has been finished. On the Polygon network, the online game platform for winning and earning in real time also unveiled its in-game currency, the MOKA token.
MOKA will be the key utility token in the ecosystem for the company’s eSports games. Mokens eSports is bringing real-time sports games to the blockchain, starting with soccer and expanding to tennis, basketball, hockey, and other sports.
Players can gamble on games in the pot’s competitive “Win to Earn” playlists using MOKA. They use the token to join matches and wait in line until other players with comparable rankings have joined. The winners receive a portion of the prize pool. Mokens League charges a small fee for using the site as a service.
In the free-to-play option, new gamers can try their luck without risking any money. To get a head start, you can purchase basic NFTs. Mokens Leagues intends to unveil these towards the end of the month, with sales beginning in May. The sale will expire when there are no more items available.
With club management features, metaverse gaming, and metaverse assets like décor and stadiums, the future of Moken NFTs seems bright. Characters from the game will be transported into the metaverse.
MOKA tokens are now available for purchase in a pre-sale. Mokens League intends to provide private real-time multiplayer demos by the end of September this year, followed by a public beta in the first quarter of 2023.
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