Cyper has announced a partnership with SportixAI, a deal that will combine AI-powered sports data with Cyper’s privacy-focused Web3 platform.
The companies said they plan to work on integration that connects SportixAI’s real-time sports intelligence with Cyper’s social and blockchain-based services. Financial terms of the partnership were not disclosed.
SportixAI analyzes match data, player statistics, media activity, and market trends, turning them into structured insights with confidence scores designed to help users make more informed predictions. Cyper, meanwhile, offers an anonymous Web3 platform that combines social networking, crypto wallets, live streaming, and decentralized application access. The company said it has more than 150,000 users and has operated for over four years.
Cyper × @SportixAI
We are excited to announce a strategic partnership with @SportixAI .
Sportix is an AI-driven sports data intelligence platform that transforms fragmented match data, player statistics, media signals, and market dynamics into structured, real-time insights.… pic.twitter.com/Pg82piqncf
— Cyper Chat (@web3_cyperchat) July 1, 2026
Partnership aims to combine AI data with Web3 services
Under the agreement, the two companies will work on adding SportixAI’s sports intelligence into Cyper’s platform. Cyper said the partnership fits its focus on privacy and decentralized services, while SportixAI gains access to a Web3 community where users can interact with AI-generated sports insights through blockchain-based applications.
Neither company provided a timeline for new product launches, but both said more updates will follow as the partnership grows.
Why are sports becoming a bigger focus for blockchain companies?
Sports remain one of the few industries that attract millions of users every day, regardless of market conditions. That makes them an attractive target for blockchain companies looking to build products that people use beyond buying and selling cryptocurrencies.
Several crypto firms have already moved into sports through fan tokens, fantasy games, prediction markets, NFT collectibles, and sponsorship deals.
For Web3 companies, the goal is becoming less about adding another crypto feature and more about giving users a reason to return every day. If AI tools can provide useful sports information inside blockchain-based apps, they could help keep users active even when crypto trading slows, giving platforms another source of engagement beyond digital assets alone.
Additionally, SBI Chiliz, a joint venture between SBI Holdings and Chiliz Group, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Japanese football club Tokyo Verdy to explore blockchain-based fan engagement and tokenized experiences in Japan.
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