Animoca Brands teams up with Manchester City

Animoca Brands has signed a content partnership with EPL Manchester City and Australian Melbourne City FC for digital collectibles powered by the blockchain technology.

Manchester City will include both its men’s and women's clubs along with Melbourne City's outfit, which is also owned by the EPL squad. Animoca will create various casual games to boost engagement on the recreational gaming website GAMEE.

Another part of the deal is the tradable cards that are developed on the NFT digital collectibles subsidiary Quidd. Animoca is no chance partner either, the company has signed up with some pretty impressive organizations already, including Formula One.

Meanwhile, Manchester City previously teamed up with Superbloke, a South Korean blockchain football gaming start-up.

Partnerships between sports clubs and blockchain operators aren't new. Many sports organizations have sought out closer ties with their fans to boost engagement, and blockchain-powered start-ups are often the solution.

Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain both have developed unique Fan Tokens with the help of Chiliz and Socios.com. Thanks to these fan tokens, fans can feel closer to their team and even participate in some of the clubs' decisions.

If you would much rather just bet on one of your favourite teams, you may do that at places such as Sportsbet.io, FortuneJack, 1xBit, and others.

Want the chance to win an iPhone 11 Pro? Then take a couple of minutes to complete our CGN survey.

Looking for your next crypto casino? Check out: Bitcasino or FortuneJack.

Written by Alex

Reporter

Alex is a well-rounded crypto writer who focuses on general market and legal developments. His main interest lies in how crypto gaming can become a more permanent part of the gaming landscape and how blockchain holds benefits to players they are not even aware of.

Similar News

Gemini sets up shop in Ireland

29/05/2023|14:16

Bankrupt crypto lending firm Celsius has picked Fahrenheit’s proposal to manage a new entity to be owned by its creditors,...

Links between China chemical firms and crypto revealed

29/05/2023|08:34

China-based chemical firms have been suspected of supplying fentanyl to drug cartels overseas in exchange for cryptocurrencies. Blockchain research firms...

Evil Geniuses partners with Thunderpick crypto casino

29/05/2023|00:34

Esports organization Evil Geniuses has joined with the cryptocurrency betting platform Thunderpick. The partnership will see Thunderpick become Evil Geniuses's...