Fantasy sports and cryptocurrency are proving to go together like bread and butter. But how exactly do two of the hottest blockchain-infused fantasy sports projects stack up against one another? Let's find out.
Ultimate Franchise Fantasy Sports (UFFS) was one of the first crypto-based fantasy sports platforms to launch. It features a wide range of different fantasy sports, providing users with plenty of choices when it comes to selecting which leagues they would like to participate in.
Currently, UFFS supports basketball, baseball, American football, and hockey. However, over the coming months, there are plans to release support for other popular sports including football, combat sports, and golf.
In order to participate in the UFFs ecosystem, a player needs to purchase the Zilliqa-based Score Token (SCO). The token is used for staking as well as buying players.
What makes UFFS different from other projects is its approach to franchising and scouting. Users can purchase a franchise based on a specific club. The franchise will come with a number of players and will allow the owner to win various prizes based on real-world performance. Furthermore, UFFS operates a scouting system, allowing users to bring players into the game through the use of NFTs.
While UFFS is a solid concept, it lacks refinement and requires either a lot of work or investment from players to become worthwhile. However, recently another fantasy sports platform called Battle Infinity has risen to prominence and with bold new features it boasts, it seems likely to overtake established players like UFFS.
Battle Infinity (IBAT) is a brand new fantasy sports platform that blends play-to-earn (P2E) gaming, decentralized finance (DeFi), and the Metaverse to
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