TL;DR
- Moku has opened pre-sale access for its Grand Arena Season One Booster Box, giving early players first rights to secure 150-card bundles with exclusive super-rare AI athlete cards.
- The pre-sale follows a no-loss raffle structure using RON tokens, ensuring every participant receives equal or greater value through a second-chance gacha system.
- With a $1 million prize pool confirmed for launch, early buyers gain priority positioning in a Web3 fantasy ecosystem designed for 24/7 competitive gameplay and long-term on-chain rewards.
Moku is not simply replicating Web2-style fantasy sports. Instead of being restricted by real-world sports schedules, Grand Arena introduces AI athletes that compete nonstop, allowing players to build five-card lineups and enter tournaments around the clock. Early Moki NFT holders gain deeper control, including access to training mechanics and the ability to visually watch their AI champions battle.
This mix of simulation, ownership, and performance-based earning could position Grand Arena as one of the first fantasy platforms where rarity and strategic skill directly affect payouts. The format appeals not only to hardcore gamers but also to collectors and DeFi-native users searching for liquid digital assets with evolving value. Since all cards are tokenized, players will be able to list or trade them instantly on secondary markets without waiting for seasonal rotations.
Players looking to join the pre-sale must use RON within a supported Ronin, Rabby, or EVM-compatible wallet. Every 100 RON equals one raffle ticket, and there is no spending limit. Those who deposit within the first 24 hours qualify for bonus rewards such as Champion Slots, which determine which characters appear in future Grand Arena card packs. Unlike traditional raffles, there are no losers. Winning tickets redeem Booster Boxes immediately when the second phase opens, while non-winning tickets automatically transition into the second chance shop.
No-Loss Gacha Rewards Expand Utility
From October 15 onward, every unused ticket can be exchanged for items including Moki NFTs, Rare Chase Cards, Gems, Eggs, and even additional Champion Slots. All on-chain assets will be distributed when the pre-sale concludes, and physical rewards like Booster Boxes become tradable on OpenSea and Mavis Market. Those who skip the pre-sale will have to either buy from secondary markets or wait until the season officially launches later this year. Observers across Web3 gaming circles believe this launch could trigger a new trend of on-chain fantasy competitions where players are both spectators and investors.
With over $10 million in demand during previous Moki raffles, expectations are high. Grand Arena may become a flagship example of how AI, NFTs, and fantasy gaming converge into a new revenue stream for digitally native competitors.
