Funded by Square Enix, Soccerverse Ends Season 1 With Total Club Economy Worth Over $40M
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Key points
- Soccerverse Season 1 completed with the combined fully diluted market cap of all clubs within its ecosystem surpassing $40 million.
- The game’s world grew to over 3,000 managers, with over 400 leagues and cups.
- Soccerverse is a fully on-chain, Polygon-based multiplayer football management simulator.
Soccerverse completed its first six-month-long season on July 11, 2025, with the combined fully diluted market cap of all clubs within the game’s ecosystem surpassing 40 million USDC (equivalent to $40 million).
The achievement was announced via a post on the official title’s X (formerly Twitter) account and a celebratory publication on the official hub of this fully on-chain, Polygon-based multiplayer football management simulator.
According to the announcement, the game’s world grew to over 3,000 managers, with over 400 leagues and cups.
Besides that, Cipone was declared the ‘MVP & Referrer of the Season,’ while GreenFuryx was proclaimed the ‘Manager of the Season’ and SoccerversePortugal the ‘Trader of the Season.’ WillyAlba and Nickx were given prominence with the Top Content Creator and Commitment Awards, respectively.
Launched in January 2025 by the Soccer Labs team led by Andy Gore, the Soccerverse received a $3.1 million investment from Square Enix on July 11, 2024, which followed the $0.9 million investment from Hiro Capital.
The next season in Soccerverse will launch on July 19, 2025, according to the official announcement on the game’s X (formerly Twitter) account.
