When "BingdunDun" hits NFT, the Winter Olympics Chain Tour opens a new national movement

"One pier is hard to find", this is the common aspiration of those who have loved "Bing pier" in the past week.

As one of the mascots of the 24th Beijing Winter Olympics, "Bing Dun Dun", who successfully came out of the circle with his soft and cute shape, is undoubtedly the top trend at the moment. Today, “Bingdundun” is also catching up with fashion, applying blockchain technology across borders and becoming an NFT digital artwork.

According to official news, the International Olympic Committee officially authorized the BingdunDun digital blind box to be launched on the Flow on-chain trading market nWayPlay at 01:00 am Beijing time on February 12 for the majority of users to purchase.

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In addition to buying NFT souvenirs, sports fans can also experience the atmosphere of the Winter Olympics through mobile games.

On February 8, the officially authorized blockchain mobile game "Olympic Games Jam: Beijing 2022" officially launched by the Beijing Winter Olympics. The game is built on the Flow chain, and players can win NFT digital badges by participating in the game. The NFT is officially authorized by the International Olympic Committee and supports resale and monetization.

The Winter Olympics, which was born nearly a hundred years ago, met the new technology of blockchain and collided with bright sparks. Technology empowers the Olympics and promotes the wider dissemination of the Olympic spirit.

1. On-chain Winter Olympics, all people participate
On the evening of February 4, the opening ceremony of the 24th Winter Olympic Games was successfully held at the Bird's Nest in Beijing. Hundreds of millions of spectators at home and abroad witnessed the grand event, which also opened the prelude to the frenzy of ice and snow sports. In particular, on February 8, Chinese athlete Gu Ailing won the gold medal with a 1620-degree twist in the women's big platform, which once again ignited the enthusiasm of the Chinese people for the Winter Olympics.

Just limited by various factors, not everyone can experience the charm of ice and snow sports. Therefore, the International Olympic Committee has begun to release video games in recent years to encourage all people to participate in and experience the Olympic spirit.

During the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics, the International Olympic Committee released the game giant Ubisoft's "Olympic Road". For this year's Beijing Winter Olympics, the International Olympic Committee continued this tradition, and combined with the blockchain technology to keep pace with the times, and launched the chain game "Olympic Games Jam: Beijing 2022".

"The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics is not only for elite athletes. Now, fans can also experience thrills (ice and snow games) through official mobile games." The IOC official said.

"Olympic Games Jam: Beijing 2022" is a blockchain mobile game based on the Flow chain (the public chain of Dapper Labs). It is authorized by the International Olympic Committee and developed by nWay, a subsidiary of top investment agency Animoca Brands. Players compete in the game, win NFT digital badges officially authorized by the International Olympic Committee, and support resale and monetization.

As the first batch of early adopters, we also experienced the game in person, and summed up the relevant experience for the reference of readers.

Players first need to download the game on the official website (https://olympicgamesjam.nwayplay.com/#main), the game already supports Android, and will soon support IOS applications. In addition, it is recommended that players go to the nWayPlay official website to register an account (https://nwayplay.com/), and use the registered account (nWayPlay ID) to log in to the game. Using nWayPlay ID to log in is to open up the account, which is convenient for later resale and purchase of NFT badges. Players can also choose Google ID to log in.

After entering the game, players can customize the image of the game character, and the features that can be changed include: skin color, hair, body shape (male, female), and can also replace the snow equipment on the body. Relevant ski suits need to be unlocked in the game, currently only default suits are supported.

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After the appearance is modified, players can officially enter the game. There are four game modes to choose from: free version, amateur, professional, and championship. Different modes have different entry thresholds. The free version does not require any qualifications, and the amateur version needs to pay 100 Tickets, 300 for the Professional Edition, 1000 for the Championship. Of course, different competition modes have different rewards. The winners of the last three competitions can get different amounts of "gems" (GEMS). The function of gems will be introduced later.

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There are two ways to get tickets: one is to participate in the free version of the competition, the winner can get tickets, and the highest one competition can get 12 tickets; the other is to equip the player with PINS (medal), the medal can be purchased from the official website of nWayPlay, the price is from a few From USD to hundreds of USD, the total amount of tickets generated by different types of PINS and the generation rate are different, mainly determined by their scarcity.

As a "stingy" novice, I directly choose the first method to obtain tickets. To enter the "Free Edition" mode, players need to pass four ice and snow game levels, namely: Snowboard-Slalom (slalom), Snowboard-Slopestyle (slalom skiing), Freestyle Skiing-Cross (freestyle cross-skiing) and Skeleton (slalom skiing) sled).