1. What is the Crypto Esports League: Grand Cup?

The Grand Cup is the Philippines’ first large-scale crypto trading esports competition, where traders compete live on stage using virtual capital, following SEC-aligned guidelines. It’s a half-day event featuring live trading battles, educational segments, community booths, and awarding.

2. Is the competition using real money?

No. All traders compete using a demo account with virtual USDC, ensuring full compliance and safety.
However — the pressure, execution, and emotions are real.

3. Who can join the trader competition?

Any Filipino trader aged 18 and above with basic knowledge of crypto trading.
Beginners, intermediate, and advanced traders are welcome.

4. How do I register as a competing trader?

You can register through the official website. Fill out the application form, and selected traders will receive an email with next steps, league rules, and competition guidelines.

5. Is there a registration fee for traders?

No. Registration for competing traders is completely free, but slots are limited.

6. Where and when is the Grand Cup happening?

Date: December 17, 2025
Venue: Ayala Malls The 30th, Pasig City
Time: 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM

7. Can I go even if I’m not a trader?

Absolutely. The Grand Cup is open to:

• traders

• gamers

• crypto-curious attendees

• Web3 builders

• investors

• and anyone who wants to experience trading as an esports event.

8. What prizes will the winners receive?

Top traders will receive USDC prizes, recognition, and exclusive opportunities from our partners and sponsors.

9. How can my brand become a sponsor or media partner?

You may contact us at:
📩 info@cryptoesportsph.com
📩 facebook.com/CryptoEsportsLeaguePH

We offer packages, brand exposure, and multi-event partnerships.

10. Will there be future seasons or leagues?

Yes. The Grand Cup is part of the official Season 0, with multiple leagues and regional circuits launching in 2026.

11. Is this SEC compliant?

Yes. We follow demo trading, no-custody, and esports-style competition, which aligns with existing guidelines. No real-money trading occurs in the event.