ForkLog and ChessNFT Contest: win a ‘chess’ NFT

On December 17, the World Chess Championship in Dubai will reach its conclusion. While the outcome remains unclear, we invite you to participate in a draw of 30 NFTs from the official collection of FIDE, which it released on its ChessNFT platform.

The collection comprises more than 10,000 items, including depictions of chess pieces and key moments from the Dubai championship matches. Examples of tokens: Black Queen #2788 and Move 24…Rc6 #244.

We are giving away 30 NFTs to ForkLog readers. To participate in the contest you must:

1. Log in to the ChessNFT platform using one of the wallets that supports the Everscale network.
2. Submit in the Google Form the URL of your ChessNFT account dashboard (as shown in the screenshot below), which you reach after logging in.

We have prepared a special guide on how to complete both conditions.

Each winner will receive in their ChessNFT account a sealed ‘box’ containing a random token from the collection — common, rare, or legendary. The initial issue price of such tokens ranges from $11 to $100. On secondary sale, their value is not capped.

The NFT becomes the winner’s full property and can be kept in their wallet or put up for sale on ChessNFT after the marketplace opens.

Submit your entries by December 17 at 15:00 MSK. We will announce the results on the same day. Stay tuned for competition news on the Telegram channel and the ForkLog official site!

ChessNFT launched in late November. This is a joint project of FIDE and Everscale (formerly Free TON).

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