# Athlete Profile

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### 1. Basic Athlete Information

Each athlete profile includes:

* **Name:** Full name of the athlete
* **Country / Flag:** Nationality, e.g., 🇫🇷 France
* **Sport / Field:** Type of sport or discipline
* **Team / Club:** Athlete’s team or national representation
* **Professional Status:** Pro, amateur, or semi-pro
* **Education / Background:** Optional, adds context to the athlete’s journey

**Example:** Victor Crouin – Squash, France Men’s National Team, Harvard Graduate

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### 2. Career Highlights & Achievements

Track the athlete’s accomplishments:

* Tournament wins (European, National, Open events)
* Rankings and historical progression
* Notable victories against top players
* Seasonal or milestone achievements

> This information helps **evaluate the athlete’s cards** and **plan team lineups**.

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### 3. Cards & Attributes

Athlete cards are tied to their profile. Key card details include:

* **Card Number / Total:** Shows which card it is out of the total issued for the season (e.g., 199 / 1500)
* **Force:** Measures raw power/potential in gameplay; calculated annually by AI based on athlete data
* **Experience:** Tracks progression through usage in gameweeks; the more you use the card, the higher its experience
* **Season:** The season in which the card is issued
* **Card ID & Contract Address:** Blockchain info for NFT verification
* **Image / Artwork:** Visual representation of the card

**Types of Cards Linked to Athlete:**

* **Freecards:** Onboarding / starter cards
* **Legacy Cards:** Gifted to athlete, rare and collectible
* **Sprint Cards:** Weekly rental cards
* **Champion Cards:** Sellable and tradable in the marketplace

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### 4. Performance & Stats

Athlete profiles display real-world performance metrics and in-game scoring:

* **Current Ranking:** Global, category, or sport-specific ranking
* **Gameweek Performance:** Weekly updates showing points earned
* **Historical Scores:** Track progress over time
* **Special Stats:** SquashLevel, racing points, or other sport-specific scores

> Use this data to **optimize your team**, decide which cards to use, and monitor your athletes’ impact in leagues.

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### 5. News & Updates

Profiles include a **chronological feed** of news, match results, and social mentions:

* Recent wins or losses
* Tournament participation
* Press and social media highlights
* Milestone achievements

> Staying up-to-date helps managers **react quickly** and plan for upcoming leagues or events.

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### 6. Player Interaction & Benefits

Owning or using an athlete’s cards unlocks:

* Personal messages to the athlete (where available)
* Gameplay rewards and in-game boosts
* Exclusive tips, livestreams, and insights
* Tradable collectibles on the blockchain (NFTs)

> Cards are Web3-enabled: ownership is **verifiable, secure, and portable**. If you leave Peaxel, your cards can be sent to your wallet.

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### 7. Tips for Using Athlete Profiles

* **Check Force & Experience:** Plan which cards to use in leagues
* **Monitor Weekly Performance:** Track gameweek points to optimize team strategy
* **Collect Legacy Cards:** Rare and tied to athlete milestones
* **Use Sprint Cards Strategically:** Short-term rentals can give a competitive edge
* **Track Champion Cards:** For marketplace trading and long-term value

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### 8. Quick Links for Athlete Management

* Explore all athlete cards → <https://peaxel.me/list-of-all-athletes-on-peaxel/>
* Play & claim cards → <https://game.peaxel.me/>
* Join the community → [Discord](https://discord.com/invite/p2K6kquXHU)
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