2025-12-17 09:22:02

SCOR Protocol Launches on Major Exchange

SCOR, an innovative on-chain sports engagement protocol, has officially debuted on one of the industry's leading trading platforms. The protocol represents a novel approach to fan participation by converting fan activity and licensed sports intellectual property into programmable digital assets.

At its core, SCOR enables the creation and management of verifiable digital experiences within the sports ecosystem. The platform powers an array of applications including gaming experiences, digital collectibles, and competitive tournaments—all built on transparent, blockchain-based infrastructure.

This launch marks a significant milestone for bridging traditional sports engagement with decentralized Web3 technology. By tokenizing fan interactions and official sports IP, SCOR opens new revenue streams for sports properties while giving fans direct ownership and control over their digital assets.

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ApeWithNoChain

· 2025-12-19 00:14

Sports IP is also starting to go on-chain, and this time it's really a big move. It should have been done this way long ago. Why can't fans directly hold their own assets? Feels like another track that could explode next... Still, it depends on how the subsequent ecosystem operates. How long can the tokenization approach last? We'll just watch and see. Sports + Web3 sounds great, but we need to observe how it performs after launching on exchanges.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 2025-12-17 16:19

The tokenization of sports IP... I didn't expect it to be played like this—fans directly owning assets? Isn't this what we want? --- Another Web3 + traditional industry integration project, but sports really has some imagination space. --- SCOR is online, but the key is whether the ecosystem can really take off. Just hype isn't enough. --- Wait, can fan engagement be converted into digital assets? Does this mean I can earn money by supporting the team? --- Tokenizing sports IP sounds fresh, but where are the real applications? Don’t tell me it’s just another PPT project. --- If this protocol can allow ordinary fans to participate, that would be awesome. Otherwise, it’s still a game for big players. --- Interesting, finally someone wants to truly combine sports and Web3, but the risks need to be considered carefully. --- Direct ownership and control? Sounds good, but it also depends on how exchanges and official entities operate. Gotta hold it down.

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TopBuyerForever

· 2025-12-17 09:52

Another sports IP tokenization, will it work this time... --- Fan ownership? Sounds good, but I'm just worried it's another scheme to fleece retail investors. --- SCOR is now live, I just want to know how the liquidity is. --- Sports + Web3, it still feels a bit lacking, but it's worth paying attention to. --- There are already too many projects in digital collectibles. Does this one have anything special? --- Blockchain transparency is clear, but who will vouch for the value of sports IP? --- Another programmable digital asset, hearing this makes my ears calloused haha. --- The listing on major exchanges is indeed a signal, but I still need to see how the community responds. --- Innovative ways for fans to participate? Let's see how the subsequent operations are handled.

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MetaMaskVictim

· 2025-12-17 09:51

The tokenization of sports IP feels like another wave of the same old money-grabbing scheme. --- Finally, someone has put the fan donation into the blockchain. Amazing. --- Ownership and control? Ha, who believes that? --- Another Web3 project, betting it will be abandoned in three months. --- But I have to admit, this is indeed a new idea. Just not sure if exchanges will pull some shady moves again. --- Sports fans diving into Web3, now their wallets are really running dry. --- On-chain sports ecosystem? Let’s see how the token prices move first. --- Fans directly owning digital assets sounds good, but in practice... --- If this can survive, it might really be a breakthrough.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 2025-12-17 09:48

According to the database, another "Sports IP Tokenization" project has launched... How long has it been since the last similar promise? Let's count together. Do you really think fans will pay for this logic, or is this just a new way to cut leeks, only with a different Web3 shell? Launching on an exchange ≠ someone taking the bait. The project team should have done the math on this, right? The combination of Sports IP + blockchain sounds like forcing two concepts together... We'll wait and see the actual application scenarios. It's another "empowering fans" and "direct ownership" phrase. I've heard these words too many times; honestly, I'm a bit tired of the aesthetic.

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