wtf is allstars?

ALLSTARS is a Web3 collectible game built around the FIFA World Cup 2026. Players purchase randomized digital card packs, each containing football player cards. The rarity and value of a card can shift based on how the corresponding real-world player performs during the actual tournament. The game blends several formats. At its core it is a gacha mechanic, meaning you open randomized packs and discover which players you receive. On top of that there is a fantasy sports layer, where player stats from actual matches influence card attributes. There are also prediction market elements that let holders bet on match outcomes, plus a trading system where cards can be bought and sold between users. Every card is an NFT (a non-fungible token) on a blockchain, meaning ownership is recorded on-chain and transfers happen through crypto wallet transactions rather than through a traditional account system. The project is built in TypeScript and targets the Web3 ecosystem. The concept positions itself as a step beyond static physical collectibles. Where a traditional football sticker has fixed value after purchase, an ALLSTARS card can appreciate or decline as the tournament progresses. A card holding a top striker could become more valuable after a string of goals, it could drop in demand if that player exits early. Because this is tied to a live sports calendar, the project has a natural time-limited window around World Cup 2026. The combination of gacha, NFT trading, fantasy scoring, and prediction markets makes it a high-complexity product aimed at football fans who already have experience with crypto wallets and on-chain assets.