CyberBoxing League
Guardians of $Tensho
Supply: 3500
Mint Limit: 10
CyberBoxing League
Origin
In 2098, as traditional sports faded, a new, gritty sport surfaced: the CyberBoxing League. Renegade athletes and outlaw engineers revived the spirit of competition, battling in the Weekly Warriors Challenge and the elite Sunday Showdown. Impact Cards and Edge Enhancers added strategic depth, making the league wildly popular.
Unbeknownst to the public, the league's true origin lay with the Arcane Collective, a group of exiled scientists. These scientists, pioneers in advanced fields, were forced into hiding by mega-corporations fearing their radical ideas. From their secret base, they continued their work and succeeded in contacting an advanced alien civilization, the Celestials, who warned of an impending cosmic threat: the Void Reapers.
To prepare humanity, the scientists covertly created the CyberBoxing League, using it to identify the most skilled and resilient individuals. The league’s matches were a training ground for future defenders of Earth.
The CyberBoxing League, celebrated as a pinnacle of sport, was actually humanity’s preparation for a cosmic battle, with the champions destined to save Earth.
Unbeknownst to the public, the league's true origin lay with the Arcane Collective, a group of exiled scientists. These scientists, pioneers in advanced fields, were forced into hiding by mega-corporations fearing their radical ideas. From their secret base, they continued their work and succeeded in contacting an advanced alien civilization, the Celestials, who warned of an impending cosmic threat: the Void Reapers.
To prepare humanity, the scientists covertly created the CyberBoxing League, using it to identify the most skilled and resilient individuals. The league’s matches were a training ground for future defenders of Earth.
The CyberBoxing League, celebrated as a pinnacle of sport, was actually humanity’s preparation for a cosmic battle, with the champions destined to save Earth.
Unique NFT Boxers
CBL features 3,500 Boxer NFTs, each with its own unique look and game attributes such as power, defense, damage reduction, accuracy, stamina, judges' favor, and health.
These NFTs are a digital collectible and integral to the gameplay and strategy.
Number of NFTs per grade and strength
These NFTs are a digital collectible and integral to the gameplay and strategy.
Number of NFTs per grade and strength
G
10
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S
90
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A
500
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B
1000
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C
1900
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AI-Driven Matches
The game employs advanced AI algorithms to simulate fair and competitive matches. Players can assemble their best team of five boxers to compete against other users in a best-of-five format.
Weekly Event
CBL hosts a weekly event where users can participate in up to 100 matches, culminating in the final event, the "Sunday Showdown" tournament featuring the top 16 teams. The Sunday Showdown will be broadcast on YouTube as well.
This structure promotes continuous engagement and competitive play.
This structure promotes continuous engagement and competitive play.
Token Economy
The in-game token Tensho, built on the BASE blockchain, serves multiple purposes: entering weekly events, earning rewards based on rankings, healing boxers, and acquiring rare in-game cards to boost fighter stats.
The Sunday Showdown will also allow betting on fights with the TENSHO (TENS) token. With a total supply of 1.1 billion tokens, the economy is designed to be sustainable and rewarding for active participants.
The Sunday Showdown will also allow betting on fights with the TENSHO (TENS) token. With a total supply of 1.1 billion tokens, the economy is designed to be sustainable and rewarding for active participants.
Game Development
The game is nearing completion (estimated for Q4 of 2024).
The NFT collection will be minted and deployed, allowing early adopters to get in on the ground floor.
The NFT collection will be minted and deployed, allowing early adopters to get in on the ground floor.
