
Atleta Network, a first-level blockchain developed specifically for the sports field, collaborated with Agbo Obinnaya, the team that created Africa's first legal platform using generative AI. They are aimed at forming a strategic alliance.
The main goal is to develop and implement innovative solutions combining Web3 technologies and sports, with a focus on football in Africa.
This project is aimed at solving key problems in the sports field. The Atleta Network will provide a reliable and scalable blockchain infrastructure for working with sports assets, digital collections and fan clubs.
Agbo Obinnaya integrates an intellectual layer into this infrastructure, providing legal support and registration of legal relations. In the rapidly developing but often fragmented African sports market, this combination should create a more open and accessible environment for all participants.
In the near future, namely on December 27, they will organize a major online event. As part of the event, the organizers intend to consider in detail the architecture of the joint project, exchange thoughts with the community about possible cooperation options and conduct a training module to make it easier for beginners to get used to Web3. In addition, we are planning activities to attract the first users.
The main focus will be on developing solutions for football, given its huge popularity in the region and unrealized potential. Technology is seen as a tool for creating useful services: sports performance verification systems, digital passports for players, transfer management, and new ways to interact with fans.
This partnership is an attempt to use blockchain and artificial intelligence to develop the sports industry in Africa. The main feature is the focus on creating a legitimate and practical digital infrastructure, rather than on the speculative aspects of Web3.