I have been following the Monad APAC e-sports live broadcast and the China-Korea KOL finals on @Sidekick_Labs these days. To be honest, I am a little addicted to it. This is not a traditional live broadcast, but more like an "e-sports tavern" in the Web3 world: bullet screen, rewards, support, interaction, all completed on the chain, the sense of substitution is full. You are not a spectator, but a member of the battlefield. Especially this China-Korea Summoner's Canyon duel, the team award is 24,000, the individual award is 5,000, the audience award is 8,000, and there is a mysterious prize pool, a total of 40,000 US dollars of incentives, just one word: rich. Although it is a bit regrettable that I couldn't be there in person this time, from the event arrangement to the content quality, it can be seen that @Sidekick_Labs and @HeyfishYC are really doing things seriously, and every time they are raising the upper limit of the community experience. More importantly, this is not a simple e-sports event, but the first appearance of the Monad community in the Web3 game universe. We are not watching the game, but participating in a new narrative on the chain. In a word: LiveFi is not an upgrade of live broadcasting, but a reconstruction of on-chain interaction. Sidekick is using e-sports to polish it to be more warm. $ENERGY I am now firmly in the first place, thank you all for not killing me. The snapshot and settlement date are coming soon, and I can have a luxurious pork knuckle meal again. Thanks to @shoutdotfun platform. Let's work together to build it!