Football fans have spent over $ 350 million on Fan Chips.

12月
10
2021-12-10 21:13
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According to a December 10 report, a BBC investigation estimated that more than £ 260million ($ 350million) was spent on virtual currency. According to the analysis of the results, 24 clubs from various European clubs have started or are planning to release Fan Tokens, including 8 Premier League teams. Most monitoring agencies now offer fan tokens (mainly the club's specialized cryptocurrencies). However, there are also organizations that sell NFTs, like Manchester City. Sports and entertainment blockchain provider Socios said the company has sold between $ 270 million and $ 300 million in tokens so far, but did not disclose the amount of direct money brought into the club to it. -same. According to the report, the BBC found Lazio, Manchester City, Porto and Santos to generate the most income. However, the chips for clubs Manchester City and Lazio have also fallen further from the start. (decryption)

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