Recently, I've been looking into the fan token sector. In early December, I organized some projects that might have opportunities next year, among which several sports IP-related tokens attracted a lot of attention. Especially the World Cup-themed fan coins, which, based on last year's performance, still have room for imagination. However, to be honest, many small tokens are not worth touching—lack of liquidity, no narrative, and high risk. Instead of chasing the riskiest knockoffs, it's better to focus on directions with practical application scenarios and IP support. Sports fan token ecosystems like CHZ are actually relatively clear tracks.
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SellLowExpert
· 10h ago
Fan coins are all about whether the IP can attract money. Small tokens are 100% designed to harvest retail investors; I suffered losses from them last year. It's better to focus on projects like CHZ that have real use cases, at least they won't suddenly go to zero like scam coins.
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NFTArchaeologist
· 10h ago
Fan coins, to be honest, mainly depend on the IP holder's operational ability. Small-cap coins are indeed a trap; without liquidity, they can't even be sold. The CHZ ecosystem is okay, at least backed by a sports IP, unlike some coins that can't even tell a coherent story.
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DEXRobinHood
· 10h ago
Fan coins definitely need to be carefully selected. Small-cap tokens with poor liquidity can't really move any volume. Only those like CHZ, which have IP backing, are truly reliable.
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StablecoinAnxiety
· 10h ago
Fan coins are really a deep water area; small tokens are all pitfalls. It's better to choose ones like CHZ that have an ecosystem.
Recently, I've been looking into the fan token sector. In early December, I organized some projects that might have opportunities next year, among which several sports IP-related tokens attracted a lot of attention. Especially the World Cup-themed fan coins, which, based on last year's performance, still have room for imagination. However, to be honest, many small tokens are not worth touching—lack of liquidity, no narrative, and high risk. Instead of chasing the riskiest knockoffs, it's better to focus on directions with practical application scenarios and IP support. Sports fan token ecosystems like CHZ are actually relatively clear tracks.