Scor Protocol, a Web3 fan engagement platform powering games and digital experiences that connect fans with sports, today announced its platform’s expansion to Scor Protocol, a Web3 fan engagement platform powering games and digital experiences that connect fans with sports, today announced its platform’s expansion to

Scor Protocol Expands Web3 Gaming Platform to Mantle Network to Advance Scalability and Cross-Chain Interoperability

2025/12/18 04:00
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Scor Protocol, a Web3 fan engagement platform powering games and digital experiences that connect fans with sports, today announced its platform’s expansion to Mantle Network, a Layer-2 scaling solution for Ethereum. This expansion has led to the integration of Scor Protocol’s Sports and Web3 platform with Mantle Network’s Layer-2 scaling solution.

Powered by its native (SCOR) token, Scor Protocol enables people (sports lovers and game players) to earn incentives by engaging with decentralized interactive challenges and games. The Scor network, which is built on the TON blockchain, enables people to interact with classic-style sport mini-games that are accessible directly through Telegram. Besides that, its powerful Web3 infrastructure stack transforms gameplay, fan engagement, and sports IP into programmable on-chain assets, running a decentralized economy where people access diverse DApps.

Scor Advancing User Gaming Experience with Mantle Network

Through this integration, Scor Protocol leverages Mantel Network’s super-scalability technology to enhance customer experience in its gaming network and widens its adoption across larger Web3 ecosystems. Scor recognizes the capability of Mantle Network’s modular infrastructure and scalability solutions and considers this partnership a major upgrade to spur its network’s growth.  

Mantle’s optimistic rollups and modular architecture are widely recognized for delivering more rapid, cheaper, and scalable transactions. By taking advantage of Mantle’s established presence and expertise, Scor introduces its gaming applications and customers onto Mantle’s modular Layer-2 EVM-compatible blockchain network.

This integration means, by using Mantle’s L2 scalability, Scor customers can now enjoy lower gas fees (decreased transaction costs) when moving their applications across other chains. Secondly, with Mantle’s faster processing and rapid executions, users and gamers can now experience enhanced performance and efficiency of decentralized applications on the Scor platform. By capitalizing on Mantle’s rollups, Scor introduces lower fees and faster transaction speed on its gaming network, making it an attractive platform for Web3 users.

Lastly, this collaboration brings the aspect of market expansion, which is a crucial element for both Scor and Mantle. The incorporation of Scor’s gaming-focused market provides Mantle Network with opportunities for advanced user accessibility of its network and platform’s growth.

Building The Future of Web3 Gaming  

With Scor Protocol expanding its offerings to Mantle Network, the gaming platform is empowering its developers and users with extraordinary access to applications across both EVM and Non-EVM blockchain networks, hence resolving the interoperability concern that limits the operations of multiple Web3 projects. This partnership is a significant milestone for Scor to achieve its mission, which is to build an accessible and scalable decentralized sports economy. Focusing on the future advancement of Web3 games, Scor believes that its alliance with Mantle Network will contribute to the growth of its platform in the decentralized gaming sector. 

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