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The first NFT medals in Kazakhstan for esports

The esports platform Pinger.pro has, for the first time in Kazakhstan, awarded the winners of the offline tournament Qazaqstan Respublikasynyn Kubogi with NFT medals.

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The esports platform Pinger.pro has, for the first time in Kazakhstan, awarded the winners of the offline tournament Qazaqstan Respublikasynyn Kubogi with NFT medals. The final took place in Nur-Sultan. The medals were presented to Azimut captain Dulat Seidimomyn, FIFA 21 winner Aknazar Bekseitov, ON/gaming captain Nursultan Zhanseitov, and PES 21 winner Kabir Dobaev. The winners also received sports titles: 1st and 2nd place recipients were awarded the title of Master of Sports, while the 3rd place winner received the title of Candidate for Master of Sports.

First NFT medals for esports in Kazakhstan

The esports platform Pinger.pro has, for the first time in Kazakhstan, awarded the winners of the offline Qazaqstan Respublikasynyn Kubogi tournament with NFT medals. The tournament final took place in Nur-Sultan.

The unique medals were awarded to: Azimut Dota 2 captain Dulat Seidimomyn, FIFA 21 winner Aknazar Bekseitov, ON/gaming CS:GO captain Nursultan Zhanseitov, and PES 21 winner Kabir Dobay. In addition to the medals, the tournament winners received sports titles: 1st and 2nd places earned the title of Master of Sports, and 3rd place earned the title of Candidate for Master of Sports.

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