SCOR Sticker Store Debuts on Telegram’s FUSE Marketplace with Cricket Stars

TL;DR:
Sweet has launched the SCOR Sticker Store within the new FUSE Sticker Marketplace on Telegram, in collaboration with the TON Foundation. These stickers offer more than just collectibles; they provide in-game power-ups and rewards for SCOR mini-games. The first sticker packs, featuring cricket stars, will be released on October 17 and will be available in limited quantities.

Sweet has officially introduced the SCOR Sticker Store in the recently launched FUSE Sticker Marketplace on Telegram, created in partnership with the TON Foundation. This platform is tailored for sports fans and offers athlete-themed sticker packs that add value beyond just decorating chats. Each pack unlocks in-game power-ups and competitive advantages within SCOR’s skill-based mini-games, establishing a direct connection between digital collectibles and gameplay rewards.

By collecting these stickers, fans can climb leaderboards, enhance their performance, and increase their Gem balance. Gems are essential for weekly entries into the SCOR Invitational, a competition linked to the upcoming $SCOR token launch. This initiative combines enjoyable social interaction with meaningful gaming incentives, positioning Telegram as a new hub for sports-themed digital experiences.

The launch is supported by Winners Alliance, which has partnered with SCOR to bring major sports talents into the on-chain space. The first sticker packs highlight top spin bowlers in cricket, transforming their iconic moves and celebrations into digital assets. Notable moments such as Rashid Khan’s helicopter spin, Sunil Narine’s cool demeanor, Adil Rashid’s exuberant celebrations, Ish Sodhi’s wrist-spin mastery, and Tabraiz Shamsi’s famous shoe-phone celebration are now available as collectible stickers with practical gameplay benefits.

Each pack contains five animated athlete stickers and will cost $4.99 or the equivalent in TON or Telegram Stars. A total of 1,000 packs will be minted starting October 17, with 200 of them reserved for the top Sixer Smash scorers, who will receive early minting access before the public sale.

“This is a first-of-its-kind launch for Telegram: collectible sports packs with real gameplay utility,” said Max Crown, CEO of the TON Foundation. “By collaborating with world-class athletes and clubs, SCOR and TON are transforming Telegram into the go-to destination for sports-driven digital experiences.”

The SCOR Sticker Store marks the beginning of a larger initiative to integrate fandom, gameplay, and athlete intellectual property into a unified ecosystem. Fans can share these stickers in chats, use them in mini-games, and participate in rewards programs, thereby linking everyday interactions on Telegram to SCOR’s on-chain environment.