What is SuperOne?

As the gaming industry has moved from pay-to-play to free-to-play and has now reached the newest evolutionary stage of earn-to-play, the cryptocurrency industry has opened a new frontier.

Stories previously unheard of, like people in developing countries playing games like Axie Infinity to earn their daily wage, have begun emerging as earn-to-play games continue to increase in popularity. SuperOne aims to revolutionize this new emergent industry at the intersection between cryptocurrency, related blockchain technology, and online gaming.

SuperOne is a technology company that will launch a gamified metaverse platform by the same name as a mobile application with all features needed to participate, earn, and trade, and an online dashboard to keep track of your progress from a browser.

Enabling the use of NFTs to link collectibles and in-game items directly to each player and guarantee ownership, and cryptocurrencies to ensure reliable, efficient, secure, and affordable transactions, blockchain technology is a new paradigm in mobile gaming. By fusing blockchain technology with a gamified experience to engage a global community of fans in various fandoms around the world, SuperOne will establish itself as the leading platform for a fandom metaverse. SuperOne will prove to be a lucrative platform for players, as they can capitalize on their knowledge, and earn a passive income simply by owning and holding collectibles in the ecosystem, or by recruiting new players through their affiliate link.

SuperOne is a place for members of some of the world’s biggest fandoms, from sports to entertainment, to gather, compete, and earn. So how does it work? One of the elements is a knowledge-based trivia game where the player can show how their knowledge compares to other members of their fandoms, and display themselves as the number one fan. The trivia game bases itself on a gameplay model that has demonstrated itself as highly efficient by many actors in the mobile-app industry. The player is shown a statement about their fandom and is prompted to respond by swiping left or right. If the statement is false, swipe left. If it’s true, swipe right. Each round consists of ten questions, and the player is then awarded a score based on how many questions they answer correctly, and how quickly they do so.

Not only does SuperOne present itself as a trivia game enabling players to separate themselves from other fans by displaying their superior knowledge, but it also utilizes blockchain technology and cryptocurrency to enter a fast-evolving and popular industry. The platform enables players to own collectibles, known as Cards and Spaces, as non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and trade these using the fungible token, Super, as the currency in the ecosystem. The cards can be owned and held by a player, which gives them a free pass for every question related to the card’s subject matter or could be rented using in-app purchases for one or more free passes. When a card is rented, a 5% staking fee is rendered collectively to the owners of that Card tier, and higher tiers, who participate in the staking pool. So if you own a Gold-tier Lionel Messi Card, you would be given a 5% staking reward for all in-app purchases renting a card to get a free pass, for all easy, medium, and hard questions about Lionel Messi.

If you wish to participate in just the ownership of a card or trade it on an NFT marketplace, the card can be transferred out of the SuperOne platform, to any NFT marketplace, like OpenSea, Rarible, or others. There is also Spaces, another NFT within SuperOne, which, in simple terms, work as advertising space. By owning Spaces, or a share of one, holders can earn staking rewards through the use of this advertising space by brands to display their ads. Imagine owning a part of a billboard on a highly-trafficked road, and getting a share of the money a brand pays to use this space to advertise their products or services.

GameFi has proven itself as an increasingly popular, relevant, and lucrative industry, with many actors showing incredible promise, engagement, and technological progression. Some, like Decentraland and The Sandbox, have brought the Metaverse to reality as a tangible platform that users can interact with, socialize on, and monetize. These companies, and their projects, have changed gaming so radically that it no longer fits the stereotype of asocial and awkward gamers sitting in dimly-lit rooms wasting their time and money, but rather has evolved into a productive activity, both as a form of social interaction and entertainment, but especially as a potential for income. Axie Infinity proved this, as a mobile game has replaced the traditional income sources of many around the world, and people can earn a higher income by doing something entertaining, rather than draining. As the largest actor in the GameFi market by market cap right now, Yuga Labs has been able to capitalize on the popularity of their NFTs by building an ecosystem around their token ApeCoin. Although they don’t develop a game for this ecosystem themselves like Axie Infinity, or a metaverse like Decentraland and The Sandbox, the platform has gained many collaborators who wish to use ApeCoin as a utility token within their games.

SuperOne is similar in many ways to these companies and their projects but stands out as the only platform that appeals to pre-existing and highly popular fan bases. As a metaverse that will unite fandoms of all types under one roof, it is a space for communities to form and socialize, gamers to play, and for any to trade, collect, and earn. SuperOne also stands out as a platform with a low threshold for entry, so if you’re late to the game — you can still earn as much as those who were early.