KSFootball is launching its collectible cards marketplace inside the new season gameThe KSFootball game is reinventing collectible cards experience offering football fans to build a cards portfolio with the goal to collect, trade and battle during the leagues football season while earning rewards based on the performances of the card counterparts.
By: KSports lab Each "active" game card (from the running season) has between 1M to 4M tokens attached depending of its category (from platinum to outsider). The game marketplace offers players to trade their card tokens to grow their portfolio. The players who buy tokens from a card, become a 'shareholder' of this card and share the rewards linked to it, with the other token holders. The KSFootball marketplace is very easy to use. All the trades are based on 4 words that players need to understand "Makers", Takers", "Market price" and "Custom price" The 'Makers' are the ones who make offers (which are "the Orders"). They can offer to buy tokens ("A buy order") or to sell tokens ("A sell order"). They can offer to buy or sell tokens at a Market price or at a Custom price. A 'Market price' is the price of a card at the start of the weekly auction. A 'Custom price' let you make an offer with a discount or with a premium. All the offers (Market and custom) are in the Orders book. The 'Takers' are the ones who buy the sell orders and sell to the buy orders. Players can easily join the game marketplace on desktop or mobile with optimized versions. About KSports Lab Founded in 2018, KSports lab "KSL" is the creator of the KS Game platform and KSFootball, the game pilot. KSL technology brings blockchain benefits to PC and mobile games while providing a new exciting experience to collectible cards fans. The company has built and continue to develop blockchain solutions for tokenized assets auction and trading, multi currencies (crypto and fiat) payments, tokenization of game credits, management of digital collectible assets via a stable coin and other tools which will structure the future of online games. Photo: https://www.prlog.org/ End
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