Zetly plans to develop a full Metaverse for fans to interact with objects in the physical world, like buying merchandise, which can be used to scan a playing arena, access NFTs, or play P2E games.
State-of-the-art sports platform Zetly has announced a new pilot programme which will see it offering a turnkey metaverse solution to sports teams around the world.
Zetly is a next generation “all in one sports platform” that bridges the gap between physical sports and the digital world by fueling fan engagement via digital collectibles, NFTs, club tokens and more.
Zetly wants to solve the problem of funding for sports clubs and groups via digital assets such as NFTs that provide new revenue streams and ways to raise funds.
The sports platform Zetly would like to announce its partnership with PowChess. The two companies are working together to allow more people to play online games using the BSV Blockchain as its core platform.
PowChess has shot up the charts in user numbers, and as founder Gal Buki tells CoinGeek Backstage, the Queen’s Gambit and COVID-19 lockdowns had a little to do with it.
After the success of the inaugural CoinGeek Bitcade in Miami, the second CoinGeek Bitcade kicked off at ESPOT in Warsaw on June 7, immediately following Bitcoin Association’s “Blockchain 4 Gaming” conference.
BSV Blockchain Association organized a day of presentations and networking for game developers, investors, gamers, and other gaming companies at the Blockchain 4 Gaming conference followed by the CoinGeek Bitcade social in the evening.
After a very successful launch in Miami, CoinGeek Bitcade is headed to Warsaw, Poland, on June 7 for a night of networking and blockchain-based gaming.
Joshua Henslee looks at Bitcoin SV's fundamentals and the massive gap between the pessimistic outlooks in social media groups versus the potential for long-term growth of the blockchain.
Introducing PowChess, the first-ever real money player versus player (PvP) chess game on the BSV protocol, is now available in a public beta.
