Major League Soccer Launches ‘MLS Quest’ Collectibles on Sui
Main League Soccer launched a brand new NFT collectibles platform known as MLS Quest on the Sui community Monday, in a team-up with crypto startup Candy.
The free-to-play expertise lets soccer followers seek for Key Play of the Recreation Medallions at on-line and bodily pick-up zones throughout North America, together with at real-life MLS matches. As soon as claimed, the digital medallions will reveal highlights from previous and current MLS matches.
Followers who gather all 4 medallions from a single match will full a “quest” and unlock rewards reminiscent of workforce merchandise, autographed jerseys, tickets, and unique experiences.
Accumulating is now an epic journey! Dive into MLS QUEST, the place you possibly can gather iconic Main League Soccer performs, full quests, and win rewards like match tickets, merch, and unique collectibles.
Declare your free Key Play of the Recreation now! https://t.co/ORNUpORncw@MLS… pic.twitter.com/dQH9x4CPZl
— MLS QUEST (@MLSQuest) October 28, 2024
“At MLS, we repeatedly try to develop our fan base and elevate the fan expertise,” stated Chris Schlosser, Main League Soccer SVP of Rising Ventures, in a press release. “With MLS Quest and our partnership with Candy, we’re excited to supply a singular collectible problem that embodies our dedication to cutting-edge digital innovation.”
MLS Quest has launched with a free redeemable collectible from the platform’s official web site. Extra collectibles are provided by means of {the marketplace}, at present beginning at a value of $4.
Most of the world’s greatest sports activities leagues have gotten in on NFT collectibles since Dapper Labs’ NBA High Shot discovered mainstream success in early 2021 on the Circulate blockchain. Dapper itself has launched subsequent platforms with the NFL and UFC, whereas MLB and the NHL are amongst different American leagues which have debuted digital collectible experiences.
Editor’s notice: This text was written with the help of AI. Edited and fact-checked by Andrew Hayward.
