Miomi Game, a Web3 esports platform offering PvP matches, tournaments and social features, has integrated with the Polygon network to let players earn prizes in Agora’s stablecoin AUSD.
Officially announced on August 15th, the move takes advantage of Polygon’s ecosystem to try to make in-game transactions more efficient and rewarding for users.
Over 950,000 Players Set to Compete and Earn Crypto Rewards
With over 950,000 registered players and 4.8m matches played, Miomi Game supports both Web2 and Web3 games, letting gamers compete for crypto rewards.
The latest integration with the Polygon network takes this further. Miomi Game players can now create and join matches using Agora’s AUSD stablecoin, unlocking fast and secure transactions.
AUSD is a U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin backed 1:1 with real reserves, offering stability in a space often defined by volatility.
Beyond Polygon, the platform is already live on other major blockchains, including SKALE, Tezos, Manta Network, TON Blockchain, and Mango Network.
Miomi Game has also added support for Tether’s USDT stablecoin, the largest in the market with a capitalisation of $166.8bn. That rollout went live on August 13th through Manta Network.
These strategic collaborations aim to expand user growth and increase participation in games such as FIFA and Counter-Strike while offering secure and meaningful crypto rewards.
Esports $5.9bn Market Projection Fuels Developments
Miomi Game’s rapid growth is happening within a global industry that is itself moving at full speed.
The esports sector has become a powerful force in entertainment, with developers, platforms, and players driving innovation in competitive gaming.
Recent moves across the industry highlight this momentum. Magic Chess: Go Go (MGCC) has announced its first global esports tournament, alongside the rollout of its Season 3 update, aiming to establish a competitive structure within its player base.
VALORANT Mobile is also set to launch in China alongside a robust esports ecosystem following Tencent’s commitment to investing 1.5bn RMB (~$200m / £150m) in the scene.
Behind these developments lies a financial driver. According to Statista data, global esports revenues are projected to reach $4.8bn in 2025, with continued growth at an annual rate of 5.56%.
By 2029, the market is expected to hit $5.9bn in revenue. These numbers represent the growing appetite for competitive gaming worldwide and the commercial opportunities for platforms like Miomi Game.
