What’s next

Beyond the five majors, the platform can host further domestic leagues. Three conditions: a published official calendar, a reliable reference player list, and enough participation to make the table competitive.

Each championship is switched on as an independent league, with its own entry pass, table and pots. Managers in several leagues run them in parallel, without balances or prizes overlapping. Activation order depends on data availability and player interest.

Champions League and Europa League follow a different calendar from domestic leagues: tight rounds, knockout stages and squads drawn from different clubs. They will be introduced as standalone competitions, not as a reskin of existing leagues.

Each cup will have its own squad setup: slot count, budget, position constraints and market rules calibrated to the length and rhythm of the competition. Platform principles stay the same: separate pots per competition, USDG prizes, and $Fanta as the access and usage token.

The current version uses the Italian Classic rule-set: fixed roles, a priced player list and a lineup to set every gameweek. It is the most widespread format, but not the only one.

Formats such as Mantra, with more granular roles and different lineup constraints, can be introduced as distinct modes: the same pot and prize infrastructure, their own squad rules and scoring. The same approach applies to bonus/malus variants or shorter leagues.

Each new format will be published as a separate, explicitly labelled game profile. Parameters of a league already under way are not changed mid-season.