Binance has relaunched its Fan Token engagement programme today. They have done so to provide users with even more incentives and opportunities to interact with their favourite sports team. With this new programme, fans can accrue points that can be exchanged for amazing rewards and once-in-a-lifetime experiences like personalised video clips from players, VIP tickets, and meet-and-greets and exclusive dinners.
The Binance Fan Token platform includes a brand-new rewards redemption system called Binance Fan Club. Visit the Fan Token homepage to sign up and get a free “Fan Club pass” badge. After this, users can earn “Star Points” by doing quick tasks like reading up on Fan Tokens or participating in Fan Token activities like their polls. Your level increases as you accumulate more Star Points, giving you better access to greater rewards.
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The launch of Binance Fan Tokens in October 2021 has proven to be a fantastic way for sports fans to get more involved with their favourite teams. Fan Tokens are proving to be an interesting new way for fans to get involved and feel like part of their favourite team, whether it’s voting for players of the month, voting on prizes they want to receive as fans, or converting event tickets into NFTs. Over 130,000 users of Binance’s Fan Token programme have taken part in activities that have brought them closer to the action, including over 5,000 users who have turned their Lazio game tickets into NFTs.
According to Lisa He, Head of NFT and Fan Token at Binance, “Fan Tokens are the future of fan engagement, and today marks the launch of a new programme for sports fans to create memories that last a lifetime.” We’re excited to launch Binance Fan Club and see the developments this has in the future to bring fans even closer to their favourite teams,” the company said. “Whether it’s dinner with their favourite player or getting a tour of the stadium.”
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International teams that are participating in the Binance Fan Club are Alpine F1 in France, Porto in Portugal, Santos in Brazil, and Lazio in Italy.
