SCOR Quackers Guide

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This comprehensive guide serves as your go-to resource hub for everything related to SCOR, to help you craft high-quality content. You can find all the project links at the bottom of the page.

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About SCOR

SCOR is the Web3 infrastructure for the fan economy that transforms sports and entertainment into programmable IP and empowers fans.

SCOR provides the on-chain infrastructure to tokenize the $500B licensed sports IP market and fan engagement, turning both into new on0chain asset classes.. It turns fans from spectators into active players, rewarding their engagement and skills through mini-games and tournaments where winners earn $SCOR.

SCOR ecosystem powers the FanFi economy through new on-chain infrastructure, including the Fan Engagement Platform (FEP) for gameplay and rewards, the SCOR-ID for tracking fan identity and achievements and a Layer 1 base that turns sports IP and fandom into tokenized assets.

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What Makes SCOR Unique?

SCOR Mission:

To establish the world’s first Web3 infrastructure for sports IP and programmable fandom, transforming engagement into an engine for sustainable monetization, empowering fans with ownership and access, and creating borderless markets for the $500B licensed sports IP industry.

What core problems does SCOR solve?

The global sports industry relies heavily on intermediaries, from broadcasters and sponsors to agencies to engage fans and generate revenue. This limits how directly fans and brands can interact and how value flows between them.

SCOR solves this by introducing a direct, on-chain connection between sports IP holders and fans. It removes intermediaries and enables verifiable, transparent engagement, turning fandom itself into a programmable, reward-driven asset.

With SCOR:

Fans
Brands and IP holders
Developers

At the heart of it all is the Fan Engagement Platform (FEP), the engine that powers games, rewards and the SCOR-ID identity layer that tracks each fan’s engagement and skill. Built by Sweet, the official Web3 partner of the NHL, MLS and more, FEP already connects thousands of professional athletes and teams across major sports.

In short:

SCOR eliminates intermediaries in sports, letting fans and brands connect directly. Fans earn $SCOR for their engagement and achievements, while sports IPs gain new, transparent ways to monetize fandom.

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Key Facts

$12M+ in SAFT Funding, with an FDV of up to $125M
SCOR Foundation → established in December 2024
Developed by Sweet, the technology partner company with over 2,000 professional teams, leagues and athletes, including the NHL and MLS. Sweet’s deep roots in the sports ecosystem position SCOR as a leader in sports IP tokenization.
Ecosystem Components:
- SCOR ID: A digital identity layer that tracks fan engagement, credentials and achievements
- SDK: Developer tools for seamless integration of SCOR products and services
- Fan Engagement Platform (FEP): A suite of sports-themed mini-games and tournaments, including SCOR Battle League, MLS Quest and NHL Breakaway.
Traction: Over 1.9M players already engaged across the SCOR ecosystem </aside>

Use Cases

The protocol natively integrates oracles for live sports data, enabling seamless connections between real-world events and digital engagement, while its cross-chain bridge architecture ensures interoperability of assets and identities across multiple networks.

For IP holders, SCOR unlocks perpetual royalties and CRM-grade insights into their communities.

For fans, it shifts relationships from one-way transactions into two-sided markets where skill, creativity, and loyalty are rewarded across the ecosystem.

As a Layer 1 infrastructure, SCOR embeds dedicated components that redefine the nature of IP and enable new use cases directly at the protocol level:

Property rights for fandom (IP onchain): Athlete/team’s IP become programmable assets with explicit onchain permissions. Fans and builders can use/remix IP within allowed terms; payments/royalties route automatically.
Owned, portable reputation (SCOR-ID): A soulbound profile records verified skill, achievements, and contributions across all apps, unlocking access, rewards, and status anywhere in the ecosystem.
Skill = Income (FEP Gameplay & Competition Modules): Head-to-head plays, leaderboards, and league formats (e.g., SBL) turn skill and achievementsinto verifiable rewards on a protocol level, not just likes or views.
Fair, transparent payouts (onchain prizes): Smart contracts hold prize pools and distribute automatically; no opaque ops.
Community-run leagues & events Anyone can spin up a tournament with built-in rules, fees, seeding, and auto-distribution. Fans become organizers/promoters, not just attendees.
Developer-open ecosystem: Anyone, from independent developers to reknowbned game design studious can use open code and deploy their products on SCOR L1 and leverage liquid tokenized IP that already exists on the network.
Creator economy with licensed remix: Fans create mini-games, assets, or experiences using athlete IP within programmable license rails; revenue shares settle instantly to IP owners, creators, and treasuries.
Ecosystem flywheel that rewards participation: Every purchase/entry triggers Scor’s 33.3/33.3/33.3 split (community rewards / burn to floor / treasury), so activity benefits participants and strengthens the network.
Path to Web3 governance: Start permissioned (to prove UX, reliability, security) → go permissionless → DAO steers parameters, grants, and roadmap. Fans earn influence through provable contribution.
Real-world data onchain: Native oracle core brings match stats/results onchain to resolve competitions and reward real, time-bound engagement.
Interoperability by design: EVM equivalence and cross-chain compatibility with LayerZero OFT .

Quick “before - after” snapshot

Before (vertical): Teams sell → fans buy. Engagement = views/merch/attendance. Value accrues to intermediaries.
After (SCOR): Teams, athletes, devs, and fans co-create. Engagement = owned assets + provable skill + income + governance. Value flows by code to all contributors. </aside>

Benefits

For Fans

Sports is a $2.6T global economy, licensed IP sector of it constitutes around $500B. Yet fans who are the lifeblood of the industry, see none of that value. Every ticket, jersey, and broadcast deal flows through intermediaries. SCOR changes this by turning fandom into a two-sided market. SCOR helps your time, loyalty, and skill translate into ownership, onchain status, and rewards. This becomes participatory economics, where fans finally have a stake in what they create and add value to.

For IP Holders

SCOR turns IP into programmable, liquid assets. Athlete stickers, licensed game modes, and fan identities create new rails for monetization and perpetual royalties. Instead of fragmented, one-way monetization, IP holders now tap into a market where distribution and liquidity come from DeFi mechanics and transferable onchain goods.

For Developers

SCOR is a purpose-built chain at the intersection of culture and finance. Developers can build sports games, fantasy products, and fan engagement apps on top of a liquid IP layer where interactions are onchain and monetized. With sports as a universal cultural language, developers are not limited to one market. They are building for billions of fans, globally.

Web3 Ecosystem

The opportunity is simple: sports is the world’s most universal vertical, with 3.5B+ soccer fans, 2.5B+ cricket fans, and hundreds of millions more across tennis, F1, basketball, hockey, and beyond. SCOR is a conduit for onboarding these users into crypto through fandom, which is already their daily behavior. By providing infrastructure layer for fandom, SCOR gives partners a credible growth story that connects crypto markets to one of the largest cultural economies on earth and net-new crypto users </aside>

Core Team

Tom Mizzone

Core Contributor at SCOR, Founder and CEO of Sweet. A proven serial entrepreneur and visionary from large-scale telecom infrastructure to digital media and Web3. He leads the strategic direction and market positioning of SCOR.

https://x.com/tmizzone

Raymond Lew

Core Contributor at SCOR, EVP of Product at Sweet. Leads the core product strategy, focusing on Web3 UX/UI, gamification mechanics and SCOR token integration to drive utility (e.g., in NHL Breakaway, MLS Quest).

https://x.com/rayyleww

Ken Ellis, PhD

Core Contributor at SCOR, CTO of Sweet. An experienced Technologist and Data Scientist with over 10 patents and deep expertise in large-scale systems and architecture. Dr. Ellis is responsible for designing the SCOR L1 infrastructure, and ensuring the security and scalability of the Fan Engagement Platform (FEP).

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Official Links:

General

Recent News

Move Over, NFTs: IP-Based Sports Protocols Are On the Rise
- Link → https://cryptodaily.co.uk/2025/10/move-over-nfts-ip-based-sports-protocols-are-on-the-rise
Winners Alliance (Professional Cricket Players Partnership Announcement)
- Link → https://hackernoon.com/a-web3-game-for-cricket-why-scor-on-sweets-sixer-smash-has-fans-and-players-talking
Professional Tennis Players Association (Professional Tennis Players Partnership)
NHL, MLS Licensee Sweet Launches Sports Games With TON Token Rewards

Ecosystem Projects

Brand Guidlines / Logos

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