The Japanese and Korean finals of the WEB3 Esports Asia Masters jointly organized by MATR1X and GEDA came to an end, and the FR team won the championship

Web3 entertainment platform MATR1X and the Global Esports Development Association (GEDA) co-organized Web3's first professional esports event - MATR1X FIRE Asian Masters Japan and South Korea regional finals successfully concluded. The top four teams are: DOKDO, SEARCHFI, FR, Boarding Bridge, in the end the FR team won the championship. The Japan and South Korea regional finals were broadcast live globally through the four major platforms of Twitter, Youtube, Bilibili, and Discord. The professional e-sports commentary team provided full commentary in four languages: Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean. The number of viewers on all platforms exceeded 60,000. MATR1X FIRE Asia Masters is the first professional-level e-sports event in the history of Web3. It is divided into three competition regions: Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, and Greater China. The total prize pool exceeds 100,000 US dollars. MATR1X FIRE is Web3’s first FPS mobile game. With over 1.2 million downloads, the co-organizer GEDA has hosted major e-sports events such as League of Legends, PUBG, and Asian Games e-sports. Next weekend will usher in the regional finals of the Southeast Asia and Greater China regions. At that time, MATR1X will join hands with GEDA to launch the Watch to Earn event, and all viewers watching the game will have the opportunity to receive airdrops. It is reported that the exclusive title sponsor of the Web3 Esports Asia Masters is Folius Ventures, and other well-known sponsors include Jambo, Myrrha Labs, xMonkes, TGIF, Cyberport, HKT and other brands and project parties. From April 8th to April 9th, the regional champions will gather at the main venue of the Hong Kong Web3 Festival to compete for the overall championship, which will bring an unprecedented e-sports feast to the Web3 industry.