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GameFi Scholarship is the process of a manager (who has NFTs) lends their NFTs to a scholar (who can’t afford their own NFTs) to play games. The reward–usually in the form of tokens–earned by the scholar will then be split between the manager and the scholar according to their agreement.
🔸 Scholar:
A user who borrows a game account or NFTs from NFT owners (managers) to play.
🔸 Manager:
A user who lends a game account or NFTs to players (scholars) for play.
What We Call a Job on FiKNOTS
FiKNOTS essentially refers to recruitment information related to scholarships as jobs.
To maximize the value of their NFTs, managers post jobs on FiKNOTS to recruit scholars. Scholars apply for the jobs that best suit them, and FiKNOTS ensures an efficient match.
This is because jobs are created based on the fact that the job poster owns the NFT to be posted on the job; FiKNOTS only retrieves the fact that they own the NFT and the attribute data associated with the NFT.
FiKNOTS supports matching and peer review, but does not include a rental feature. Please refer to each GameFi’s scholarship methodology and perform the rental on your own.
FiKNOTS is a service that provides visibility into the performance of managers and scholars by supporting scholarship matching and performance evaluation.
The current scope of the service is shown in the image below.
FiKNOTS is a platform that allows gamers to find GameFi scholarships and various other gaming jobs in GameFi ; as well as NFT owners to find excellent scholars.
You can find the best partners for your GameFi scholarship through FiKNOTS.
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FiKNOTS basically refers to recruitment information in relation to scholarships a job.
To get the most out of their NFTs, managers recruit scholars by posting jobs on FiKNOTS, the scholar applies for the job that best suits them, and FiKNOTS ensures an efficient match.
For more details, check out the
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GameFi Scholarship is the process of a manager (who has NFTs) lends their NFTs to a scholar (who can’t afford their own NFTs) to play games. The reward–usually in the form of tokens–earned by the scholar will then be split between the manager and the scholar according to their agreement.
🔸 Scholar:
A user who borrows a game account or NFTs from NFT owners (managers) to play.
🔸 Manager:
A user who lends a game account or NFTs to players (scholars) for play.
What We Call a Job on FiKNOTS
FiKNOTS essentially refers to recruitment information related to scholarships as jobs.
To maximize the value of their NFTs, managers post jobs on FiKNOTS to recruit scholars. Scholars apply for the jobs that best suit them, and FiKNOTS ensures an efficient match.
This is because jobs are created based on the fact that the job poster owns the NFT to be posted on the job; FiKNOTS only retrieves the fact that they own the NFT and the attribute data associated with the NFT.
FiKNOTS supports matching and peer review, but does not include a rental feature. Please refer to each GameFi’s scholarship methodology and perform the rental on your own.
FiKNOTS is a service that provides visibility into the performance of managers and scholars by supporting scholarship matching and performance evaluation.
The current scope of the service is shown in the image below.
FiKNOTS basically refers to recruitment information in relation to scholarships a job.
To get the most out of their NFTs, managers recruit scholars by posting jobs on FiKNOTS, the scholar applies for the job that best suits them, and FiKNOTS ensures an efficient match.
For more details, check out the