Svmuu News: According to official reports, OKX’s World Cup Prediction Event will introduce new standalone prize pools for eight matches this week, offering rewards in multiple cryptocurrencies including ZAMA, USDT, OFC, and AI. These prize pools are sponsored by six ecosystem partners—Zama, o1.exchange, Unibase, AIW3, OFC, and Gensyn, with a total value of approximately 410,000 USDT. The first match with a dedicated prize pool is “Brazil vs. Japan,” which will begin on June 30 at 1:00 a.m., Users can participate in match predictions and share in the distribution of the standalone prize pool based on their performance.
In addition, the World Cup knockout stage has officially begun, with several high-stakes showdowns set to take place; predictions for these matches are now open.
OKX’s World Cup Prediction Contest has added eight new prize pools sponsored by ecosystem partners this week, with a total value of approximately 410,000 USDT.
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