OKX, the second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume on Thursday revealed that it had teamed up with the Manchester City Football Club. The crypto exchange will be launching “OKX Collective” with Jack Grealish, Ruben Dias, Ilkay Gündoan, and Alex Greenwood. However, it also promises a wholly immersive, fan-exclusive metaverse experience with this deal.
Fans may get rewards from Manchester City Players
Fans can access exclusive content, experiences, and rewards from some of their favorite Manchester City players through The OKX Collective. However, there is a special virtual metaverse setting that lets them directly experience Web3. Special experiences tailored to each player’s playing style and personal interests will be offered to fans who visit the OKX Collective. In addition to music and NFT-based digital experiences, these will feature exclusive training content.
Gundogan, the captain of City’s club, expressed excitement about engaging with the fans more.
Community is everything in football, and City fans are the best in the world, so we know the OKX Collective will be a fantastic place. I’ve been keeping up with Web3 developments for a while now. I’m eager to continue learning with OKX and bring viewers closer to the action.
OKX is the second-largest crypto exchange
Leading technology firm OKX is constructing the Web3 of the future. The second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume worldwide is OKX. It is renowned as the fastest and most dependable crypto trading platform for investors and professional traders everywhere.
This season, OKX has significantly increased its interactions with City. The company joined the club last year as its first cryptocurrency exchange partner. However, later took on the role of official sponsor of the men’s and women’s teams’ training uniforms. The club actively promotes the company online, in the stadium, and wherever they go on match days.
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