Nobility’s new token (NBL) is a Binance Smart Chain Utility token, which aims to position the company at a top spot in the e-sports industry, Invezz learned from a press release.
Creating a sustainable ecosystem
The NBL ecosystem will be fair and sustainable, remedying many of the limitations that organizations, players, and fans of e-sports encounter.
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Nobility will use the token to organize and carry out tournaments in many different games. Participants will have access to huge prize pools. Content creators and token holders will be rewarded in BUSD.
Nobility announces partnership with celebrated investor David Chen
Nobility has partnered with David Chen, an early adopter, renowned investor, and advocate of both cryptocurrency and e-sports, who will become a core member of the team.
David Chen is also chairman of FaZe Clan, which boasts more than 30 million followers worldwide. He launched the NACL (North America Collegiate League), which offers students novel ways to enroll in college, and is credited with bringing e-sports to colleges. He brings his vast experience to his new colleagues at the Nobility project.
NACL hosts video game tournaments with scholarships
The NACL, an American non-profit e-sports and entertainment organization, hosts league games and video game tournaments for universities and colleges and offers prizes and scholarships to players and students.
David currently sits not only on FaZe Clan’s board, but also on the boards of Commloan, a commercial lending firm with over $1 billion in commercial loans, MiCamp Solutions, and Tengri Holdings, a mining company valued at $4 billion.
The Nobility token
Nobility was conceptualized as a BSC token that will revolutionize the e-sports landscape by organizing and providing tournaments with large prize pools, helping content creators earn more from playing the game they love, and more use cases that will fill glaring holes within the community.
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