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There’s an old saying coming from a small European nation that goes something like this – people will accept you by your clothing and will judge you by your brains. The former only goes to show how important appearance is and ever will be.
This is why the popular cryptocurrency casino – BetFury – has decided to explore the never-ending fashion trends in a way to engage more of its users and allow them to actually win by showing off their creativity. Moreover, the company wants to utilize the benefits of the Metaverse to do so.
BetFury’s Fashion Challenge
If your interest has peaked by now, you are probably wondering how you can participate, how to display your talents, and, perhaps more importantly, what you have to do to win one of the awards.
Well, you should know that the Unique Design Competition, as it’s called, starts on July 29 and will accept digital artworks until August 8. If you want to get on board, you need to include top, bottom, and shoes in the BetFury uniform.
The casino’s community will vote on the company’s official Telegram channel to determine the contest’s winners. The voting will go on from August 9 until August 11, while the award ceremony will be held on August 12. The prize pool of $1,500 will be shared by the three most innovative designers.
But let’s not forget the Metaverse part of the competition. The creators will need to customize their BetFury uniforms in Second Live – a 3D virtual Metaverse place, aiming to build a parallel platform for Web3.
It’s worth noting that BetFury will allow its community to get branded outfits after the event as well. They can purchase some on the Second Live Marketplace via BNB, complete tasks, including subscriptions and registrations on BetFury, and a $10 minimum deposit.
Those who want to participate in the 150,000 BFG Gleam Uniform Giveaway need to be registered at the website, follow Second Live and BetFury on Twitter, and fill out this form. 300 random lucky winners will share $2,500 in BFG.
This article first appeared at CryptoPotato
