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SCOR™ SCOR airdrop step by step tutorial
SCOR™, a sports fan-engagement protocol, ran the SCOR Invitational as a community campaign, and it has ended: on the 2 November 2026 check, the SCOR blog carried a wrap-up with the final snapshot and winners. You can no longer enter it. A Claim Portal post on the blog says early supporters can check their eligibility and register to claim SCOR, and the SCOR site offers games and head-to-head tournaments.
This airdrop has ended · checked 2 November 2026
As of 2 November 2026, the SCOR blog says the SCOR Invitational has ended and carries a wrap-up with the final snapshot and winners, while the tokenomics page lists SCOR on Base with a CoinMarketCap link.
The SCOR Invitational has ended; see what SCOR is, that it lives on Base, and how SCOR games and tournaments pay in it now.
What is SCOR™?
SCOR™ is a peer-to-peer network for programmable fandom, built for sports fans and the holders of sports intellectual property. Its home page describes a system where fan engagement is recorded as verifiable, on-chain skill.
Two ideas set it apart. The likenesses of athletes and other sports IP are to be recorded on a universal ledger with adjustable usage settings, which turns them into programmable assets that applications on the network can build on. Fan skill, in turn, is meant to become a permanent record of achievement, with future modules adding skill-based interactions.
The project lays out a three-phase plan: a flagship application that deploys the core modules of its Fan Engagement Protocol, an SDK for third-party developers, and finally the SCOR L1 mainnet. The home page also links to a play site under the label "start playing".
How SCOR™ works
SCOR™ ties rewards to proven fan skill. In the project's own description, skill is verified on-chain, rewarded with SCOR, and spending SCOR unlocks new uses for IP assets. On-chain activity then funds further rewards and protocol growth. The home page says the network is designed to remove intermediaries.
The Invitational was a community campaign. The blog says it has ended and reports its final snapshot and winners in a wrap-up post. A Claim Portal post says early supporters can check their eligibility and register to claim SCOR. The blog front page gives no per-person amounts, so none are stated here.
Play is the other route the blog describes. Its headline for the Gem Polisher post says the Gem Polisher turns gameplay into SCOR. Head-to-head tournaments pair two players at the same entry level, each paying a fixed SCOR entry fee, and the winner's reward is credited to their Game Wallet when the match ends.
The SCOR airdrop
The SCOR Invitational has ended, with the final snapshot and winners reported on the SCOR blog. A Claim Portal post says early supporters can check their eligibility and register to claim SCOR, and the tokenomics page lists SCOR on Base. The blog also says the Gem Polisher turns gameplay into SCOR and that head-to-head tournaments let players earn SCOR.
Step by step: how to get the SCOR airdrop
Kept for reference: this is how the campaign worked while it ran.
Stay safe: a real airdrop never asks for your seed phrase or private key. Use only the official links on this page, and treat any message that offers help with a claim as a scam.
Step 1: Read the Invitational wrap-up
The campaign is over, so start with the SCOR Invitational wrap-up for the final snapshot, winners and next steps.
Step 2: Read about the Claim Portal
The Claim Portal post says early supporters can check their eligibility and register to claim SCOR.
Step 3: Check the token details
The tokenomics page shows the 4B total supply and the Base contract address for SCOR.
Step 4: Start playing the SCOR games
Open the SCOR play site to play the games. The SCOR blog says the Gem Polisher turns gameplay into SCOR.
Step 5: Try a head-to-head tournament
Add SCOR to your Game Wallet to pay the match entry fee, then choose a game and stake level. The tournament guide lists each step.
SCOR™ airdrop FAQ
Is the SCOR™ airdrop still live?
- No. As of 2 November 2026, the SCOR blog says the SCOR Invitational has ended and has published a wrap-up with the final snapshot, winners and next steps. Entry to that campaign is closed. A Claim Portal post says early supporters can check their eligibility and register to claim SCOR, and the site has games and head-to-head tournaments.
What is the SCOR token?
- The token is SCOR, ticker SCOR, with a total supply of 4B that the tokenomics page labels deflationary. That page lists the contract address on Base and links to a CoinMarketCap listing. The home page says verified fan skill is rewarded with SCOR.
Does it cost anything or need KYC?
- Starting to play the SCOR games is not described as costing anything. Head-to-head tournaments do charge a fixed SCOR entry fee for each match. The tournament guide asks for no identity verification, only enough SCOR in your Game Wallet to cover the entry.
What does the SCOR Claim Portal post say?
- The blog's Claim Portal post says early supporters can check their eligibility and register to claim their SCOR. For tournaments, winnings are credited directly to your Game Wallet once the match ends. The blog front page does not give per-person claim amounts.
Sources for this listing
- 01SCOR™ A Peer-to-Peer Network for Programmable Fandomscor.io · read 2 November 2026
- 02Tokenomicsscor.io · read 2 November 2026
- 03SCOR Blogblog.scor.io · read 2 November 2026
- 04$SCOR Head-to-Head Tournaments Are Live 🎮⚔️blog.scor.io · read 2 November 2026
