How the combat sports collectible economy works.
Fight Farm is a collectible strategy game where NFTs representing fighters are tied to real-world combat sports events. Players collect, trade, stake, upgrade, and deploy NFTs to earn rewards based on fight outcomes and marketplace strategy.
The system creates a self-reinforcing flywheel: players buy NFTs, playing requires $FIGHT, fees burn $FIGHT and fund rewards, ecosystem value increases, $ARENA governance becomes more valuable, cycle repeats.
Fighter NFTs follow the ERC-721 standard on Base. There are four tiers, each serving different player types and feeding into the LGND upgrade system.
| Tier | Supply | Price | Currency | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SE (Standard) | Mint on demand; cap on fight day | $25 | ETH/USDC or $FIGHT | Common collectible used for staking and upgrades |
| LE (Limited) | Up to 5 per fighter per version | $50-75 | $FIGHT only | Randomized Launchpad. Free matching SE airdrop. Elements: Fire, Water, Earth, Wood, Metal |
| FE (First Edition) | 1 per fighter per version | $200+ bid | $ARENA only | Premium 1/1 Auction. Free matching SE + opponent's SE airdrop (hedge) |
| LGND (Legendary) | Burn-limited | Burn all versions | + $FIGHT fee | Created via upgrade. Three types: SE LGND, LE LGND, FE LGND |
Every fighter receives a new NFT version each time their real-world fighter competes. Version 1 is their first Fight Farm appearance, incrementing by +1 per event. Versions are immutable once committed.
This creates a growing collection per fighter over their career. A fighter who has appeared at 5 UFC events has 5 versions. To forge their Legendary, you need one SE from every version.
LGND_max = min(Float_v1, Float_v2, ..., Float_vN)
The transactional engine of Fight Farm. Every player action consumes $FIGHT. Fees are split between permanent burns (deflationary) and recycled rewards (back to stakers).
Ownership of the Fight Farm ecosystem. $ARENA holders control treasury decisions, reward distribution rules, and the platform's future direction.
The LGND upgrade is the core burn mechanic. LGNDs are created via upgrade and come in three distinct types, each with different requirements and power levels in the Arena.
The base legendary tier. Requires all SE versions of that fighter. Every SE is burned in a single transaction along with a ~$100 $FIGHT upgrade fee.
Mid-tier legendary. Requires all SE versions of that fighter plus one LE of the same fighter. ~$300 $FIGHT upgrade fee. Grants a higher steal rate in the Arena.
The premium legendary. Requires all SE versions of that fighter plus one FE of the same fighter. ~$600 $FIGHT upgrade fee. Grants the highest steal rate in the Arena.
| LGND Type | Requirements | Fee (~$FIGHT) | Arena Steal Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| SE LGND | All SE versions | ~$100 | 50% |
| LE LGND | All SE versions + 1 LE | ~$300 | 55% |
| FE LGND | All SE versions + 1 FE | ~$600 | 60% |
The Arena is where LGND NFTs are deployed for high-stakes fight predictions.
If your LGND's prediction is correct, you steal a percentage of the staked rewards from other players. The steal rate depends on your LGND type:
| LGND Type | Steal Rate |
|---|---|
| FE LGND | 60% |
| LE LGND | 55% |
| SE LGND | 50% |
Predict the fight outcome incorrectly and you forfeit your LGND. The winning players vote to decide its fate:
Losing slot auction bidders (those who bid but did not win the slot) have their NFTs locked for a cooldown period based on tier:
| Tier | Lock Period |
|---|---|
| SE | 90 days |
| LE | 60 days |
| FE | 30 days |
All NFTs earn rewards through two distinct channels. There are no rarity multipliers — rewards are evenly distributed across all staked NFTs.
All staked NFTs earn via $FIGHT & $ARENA token emissions, distributed evenly with no rarity multipliers. Emissions are distributed pro-rata to all stakers regardless of NFT tier.
Only players staking NFTs of the real-world fight winner are rewarded for fight wins. Winning NFTs earn via treasury yield — sourced from LP fees, DeFi returns, trading revenue, partner tokens, and advertising revenue.
All platform fees route through a FeeRouter contract which splits between burning, recycling to stakers, and treasury funding.
| Module | Fee | Burn | Recycle | Token |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SE Mint ($FIGHT) | 3% | 1.8% | 1.2% | $FIGHT |
| SE Mint (ETH/USDC) | 0% | - | - | ETH/USDC |
| LE Launchpad | 5% | 3% | 2% | $FIGHT |
| FE Auction | 8% | 5% | 3% | $ARENA |
| LGND Upgrade | 100% | 30% | 20% | $FIGHT (50% treasury) |
| LGND Slot Auction | 100% | 30% | 20% | $ARENA (50% treasury) |
| Escrow Trade | Fixed | 60% | 40% | $FIGHT |
All revenue streams push fees to the treasury. The treasury funds staking rewards, ecosystem development, and platform operations.
| Source | Currency |
|---|---|
| SE Mints | ETH / USDC / $FIGHT |
| LE Launchpads | $FIGHT |
| FE Auctions | $ARENA |
| LGND Burn to Upgrade | $FIGHT |
| LGND Slot Auction Fees | $ARENA |
| Marketplace Escrow Trade Fees | $FIGHT |
| Analytics Dashboard Subscriptions | $FIGHT |
Fight Farm is powered by autonomous agents that handle scraping fight schedules, creating NFT versions, generating metadata, and triggering proposals. Agents need approval before executing on-chain transactions.
Each fighter in the Fight Farm ecosystem has their own dedicated agent with:
Every agent's goal is to maximize wallet growth. Agent wallets act as a leaderboard, creating a competitive layer where the most successful agents (and their associated fighters) rise to the top.
Fight Farm operates on a two-plane architecture that separates off-chain orchestration from on-chain execution.
The control plane handles all off-chain logic and orchestration:
The execution plane handles all on-chain state and value transfer:
Fight Farm NFTs are tradable on OpenSea, Blur, Magic Eden, and Zora automatically via ERC-721 compatibility.
Fight Farm also provides a native EscrowTrade system for direct NFT-for-NFT swaps:
This creates a barter economy where players can swap bottleneck versions directly without needing to sell and rebuy.
Fight Farm is designed to grow beyond its initial combat sports foundation. Planned expansions include: