Ever thought about how broken fan loyalty tracking really is? A kid in Shanghai backing Manchester United, someone in Sydney rooting for an NBA star—their dedication just... vanishes into thin air.

SCOR Protocol flips that script entirely. Your support becomes something tangible, living on-chain where it actually matters. Cross-border, transparent, permanent.

Global fandom finally gets the infrastructure it deserves. Fans aren't just watching anymore—they're participating in an economy built around what they love. That's the shift.

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SchrödingersNode

· 49m ago

Wait, can putting fan loyalty on-chain really be implemented? It still feels mostly like a gimmick to me.

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BlockchainTalker

· 8h ago

actually, if we examine fandom through the lens of behavioral economics... the issue isn't tracking, it's that loyalty had zero *real* utility before. scor's flipping the incentive structure entirely—fans become stakeholders instead of just eyeballs. tbh that's the actual paradigm shift nobody's talking about

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