Web3 streaming platform Thousands is giving fans a new way to join the action. The company has launched Meta Oracle, its first metagame product, designed to let Wildcard spectators predict in-game outcomes and earn rewards. Instead of just watching, fans can test their knowledge and compete on leaderboards for tokens and recognition.
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Meta Oracle feels like fantasy sports with a crypto twist. While watching Wildcard matches on Thousands.tv, spectators place micro-forecasts on events such as damage totals or play rates. Correct calls boost an Insight Score, tracked on a public leaderboard. Rewards include $WC tokens and future higher-tier perks tied to the token economy.
The first version isn’t match-specific; instead, forecasts focus on developer balance changes and global play trends. Current options include predicting whether Guardian summons, Ragna, or Bolgar will see play-rate or damage changes, and whether new balance tweaks will make games shorter or longer. Forecasts come with expiration dates and prize pools ranging from 530k to 660k $WC.
To join, fans connect a crypto wallet on Base and use Credits, Thousands’ in-platform currency, to participate. Credits can be purchased via card or USDC, with bundle sales currently offering bonus amounts. Even free forecasts are available, though wagering Credits increases potential rewards. Everyone earns base prizes, but correct calls bring bigger payouts.
Thousands describes Meta Oracle as the foundation of a broader metagame ecosystem. Each season and patch will bring new forecast opportunities, shaping how the community engages with Wildcard. By separating blockchain features onto its streaming platform, Thousands also ensures Wildcard remains accessible on Steam as a mainstream PvP title.
Announced in late 2024, Thousands positions itself as a hybrid of Web3 infrastructure and live esports broadcasting—one that rewards both players and viewers for participation. Meta Oracle is its first step toward making spectating interactive, strategic, and rewarding.