Esports News

European football giants AC Milan are the latest major sporting institution to employ blockchain-based fan tokens in a bid to reach 450 million fans amid lockdown.

Desperate for viewership dollars, traditional sporting leagues may soon turn to fantasy sports to boost fan engagement.

Navi aims to expand fan engagement with a blockchain-based token.

A new decentralized application aims to shake up the world of esports by allowing professional players and fans to compete with one another.

Don’t be surprised when you see more blockchain in gaming.

Blockchain tech implementation into the gaming industry could seriously disrupt its closed investment ecosystem.

Smaller firms in the sharing economy can find it difficult to compete with established, centralized platforms. A blockchain-based protocol plans to change that.

Couter-Strike superstars with two million fans will participate in a crypto-powered tournament, while fans will be able to bet on the outcome with crypto tokens.

An esports platform with more than 260,000 registered users is enabling its community to place bets with their friends, family and colleagues.

Cortex claims that this is the first time that artificial intelligence has been introduced to a crypto network at scale.

A startup is aiming to woo social networks, gaming companies, payment providers and other businesses through a blockchain platform that benefits them and their customers.

A streaming company launches its new blockchain to let viewers, streamers and esports tournament organizers monetize on streaming games.

A new blockchain-based platform is aiming to substantially reduce the commission streamers pay on their earnings from loyal fans and advertisers.

The American baseball team, the Los Angeles Dodgers, will hold the “first crypto giveaway in sports” with Ethereum-based crypto collectibles.

An eSports gaming company is enabling fans to place bets with each other through blockchain, declaring: “There is no need for bookmakers anymore.”