Miomi Game Levels Up: Web3 Esports Platform Adopts AUSD on Polygon for Next-Gen Gaming Economy

Web3 meets esports in a power move—Miomi Game just plugged AUSD stablecoin into its Polygon-powered ecosystem. No more fiat detours: players and creators now tap into seamless crypto transactions.

Why it matters: Gaming economies have been begging for blockchain's frictionless rails. Miomi's AUSD integration cuts payment middlemen like a hot knife through butter—while Polygon's low fees keep the action fluid.

The cynical twist: Because what the gaming world needed was another speculative asset class. At least this one's pegged to reality (unlike most play-to-earn tokens).

Bottom line: Watch for Miomi's next play—this could set the template for how Web3 esports monetizes without bleeding players dry.

Multichain and USDT support

The Miomi Game platform, which offers both web2 and web3 games, boasts over 950,000 users and has seen more than 4.8 million matches played.

Meanwhile, players have created over $143 million in prize pools. Integrating crypto prizes via platforms such as Polygon adds to its growing adoption.

Miomi recently added support for Tether (USDT), currently the largest USD-pegged stablecoin with over $165 billion in market cap. USDT support for Miomi Game on Manta Network went live on Aug. 13.

The esports market, valued at $2.1 billion in 2024, is among the fastest-growing gaming sectors and projects such as Miomi Game are taking advantage. 

Recently, the platform  collaborated with Fortify Labs to integrate Etherlink, a Tezos-powered ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible non-custodial layer 2 blockchain. Miomi will leverage the partnership to expand its user growth.