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by BSC News
October 22, 2022
CroSwap is holding a FIFA World Cup sweepstakes, where participants can purchase and trade country NFTs for a chance to split the prize pool.
The CroSwap FIFA World Cup sweepstakes mint will be live from Oct. 28 to Dec. 2, allowing participants to purchase random Non-Fungible Token (NFT) cards associated with a country in the world cup.
Holders can trade their NFT cards, which will initially cost 250 $CRO to mint (about $25). The prize pool will be split equally among all participants who have a card for the country that wins the World Cup Trophy.
“This wasn't about rewards to a single person. By layering in randomness for the mints by who might win, along with opening trading at a certain point, it adds a competitive layer to it like trading cards do,” CroSwap’s Business Development Manager told BSC News. “Having a chance to trade off who you think might win versus who will win adds a layer of gamification in its own right, which we think could be a lot of fun!”
CroSwap, CroSkull, CronosNode NFT, and Thunder Token are chipping in to seed the prize pool, which will then be fed with 80% of minting proceeds. The remining 10% will go to $CRO/$CROS LP injection and 10% to CroSwap’s Treasury.
CroSwap is in the process of launching a suite of Decentralized Finance (DeFi) services for the Cronos Network, including a DEX, NFT staking platform, and DeFi educational tutorials.
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