🎮 Miomi Game Levels Up: Polygon + AUSD = Real Crypto Prizes
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Esports is already a $2B+ industry, but Web3 esports is quietly building its own metagame: real money on-chain.
Miomi Game, the cross-chain esports platform with nearly 1M players and $143M+ in prize pools, just integrated Polygon + Agora’s AUSD stablecoin to power prize payouts.
What’s New
Polygon integration → low-cost, high-speed, battle-tested for gaming.
Agora’s AUSD → an institutional-grade stablecoin, 1:1 backed with USD + cash equivalents.
Crypto prizes → players in matches & tournaments can now win directly in AUSD on Polygon.
Miomi already runs on SKALE, Manta, TON, Tezos, and Mango Network — and just added USDT on Manta earlier this month.
Why It Matters
Prize pools in real stablecoins → no more “in-game credits” that vanish. Winners get crypto they can actually use.
Multi-chain = resilience → tapping Polygon expands liquidity and accessibility across chains.
Web2
Web3 bridge → Games like CS:GO and FIFA are in rotation, letting Web2 gamers earn Web3 rewards without friction.
Bigger Picture
Esports + crypto isn’t just about streaming and clout. It’s about:
Financialization of play: skill = yield.
Stablecoin wars entering gaming: Tether (USDT) vs. Agora (AUSD).
Mainstream onboarding: win in AUSD, swap to fiat or DeFi yield in a click.
With 4.8M+ matches played, Miomi isn’t a niche test anymore — it’s proof that esports prize pools can live on-chain.
Question for you:
Would you rather see esports prizes paid in BTC/ETH (volatile upside) or stablecoins like AUSD/USDT (stable exit-to-fiat)? -
BTC/ETH payouts would be spicy
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Imagine winning a CS:GO tourney in ETH and holding through a bull run — your prize could 2x just by waiting.
But I get it: stablecoins onboard mainstream gamers faster.
Maybe the best future = choice: claim stablecoins for safety, majors for upside.