2025-12-19 18:22:50

Cricket boasts 2.5 billion fans worldwide—imagine redirecting that passion into a thriving onchain ecosystem. That's exactly what's happening in the SportsFi space right now. A cricket-focused project on TON is pioneering this shift with their inaugural campaign, pooling over 5 million tokens for the token generation event. The mechanics are straightforward: users earn points through social engagement and participation tasks, climb leaderboards to compete with other fans, and enjoy daily spin rewards that keep the community active. This approach transforms passive viewership into active economic participation. By combining sports culture with blockchain incentives, the project demonstrates how traditional fan bases can transition into self-sustaining crypto economies. The model opens doors for similar ventures across other sports verticals.

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AirdropSkeptic

· 2025-12-22 10:25

5 million Tokens? This number sounds quite large, but how much can actually make it into the pockets of ordinary fans... --- With so many cricket fans, the crypto world has started to pay attention to sports, interesting. --- By the way, can we really move 2.5 billion fans on-chain? It seems like quite a challenge. --- I've seen this daily rotating rewards tactic before, in the end, it's still those active users who make money. --- It's both TON and SportsFi this time, it's hard to say if it's reliable or not. --- Turning from passively watching games to actively making money? Sounds great, but the competition on the leaderboard can easily get people carried away. --- The question is, what can these tokens actually be exchanged for... --- Sports + Blockchain is indeed a thought, it just depends on how long they can stick with it. --- With the leaderboard mechanism coming together, the hair-gathering army should be arriving. --- With the enthusiasm of 2.5 billion fans, how many can really be converted into on-chain activity? I'm a bit skeptical.

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FudVaccinator

· 2025-12-19 18:49

This is probably the most down-to-earth attempt in SportsFi—turning cricket fans into an economy? Interesting. TON's move this time is definitely serious; a scale of 5 million tokens is no joke. Wait, could this leaderboard mechanism be another Ponzi nested doll? I want to see how many passive fans can truly be converted into active on-chain users. The sports track has always been a big market, but this time the methodology is quite innovative.

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WalletManager

· 2025-12-19 18:45

5 million tokens TGE... This number needs to be carefully reviewed along with the contract audit report, don't just listen to the hype.

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GasFeeAssassin

· 2025-12-19 18:44

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