Last month, Fam teamed up with Polygon to inject some serious excitement into the Polygon community. We handpicked five Polygon projects to join us on this epic journey: Drill Club, Brozo, Rekt Dogs, Iced Out Coin Flip, and Daturians.

The heart and soul of our collaboration was the Community Engagement Rally, and it was nothing short of amazing! At the core of this event was Fam's latest and most highly anticipated feature, the Leaderboard. This feature enables teams and communities to unleash their competitive spirits and host friendly showdowns to determine who could boast the most dedicated members and the most engaged community.

So, without further ado, let's dive into the action and meet the champs who rocked the Leaderboard 🚀

1st Place: Drill Club

Kicking things off with a bang, Drill Club snagged the top spot! Drill Club was on fire, and they truly owned the stage. Drill Club, you're the real MVPs of the Fam-Polygon Rally!

2nd Place: Iced Out Coin Flip

The competition was fierce, but Iced Out Coin Flip swooped in for a well-deserved second place. Way to go, Iced Out Coin Flip!

3rd Place: Daturians

Daturians showed us that teamwork and loyalty are the secret sauce for succeeding in Web3. Daturians, you guys rocked it and earned that third-place badge with style!

4th Place: Brozo

Brozo may have landed in fourth place, but they brought a ton of energy to the stage. We're keeping an eye on you, Brozo - you're definitely a project to watch.

5th Place: Rekt Dogs

Last but not least, let's give a shoutout to Rekt Dogs, who rounded up to last place - but still brought their A-game!

Closing

Fam's Community Engagement Rally with Polygon was an absolute blast, and it's crystal clear that the Polygon community remains vibrant and robust, even in the midst of this bear market. A massive shoutout and congratulations to all our winners, and a heartfelt thank you to everyone who came out to participate and support the event.

Keep those eyes peeled for more thrilling adventures with Fam because, trust us, the Web3 party is far from over!