Lamine Yamal wins FIFA Man of the Match as fan tokens barely register a pulse

The lack of market interest in Mahrez's fan token highlights the unsustainable nature of athlete-linked crypto assets, questioning their viability. The post Fan tokens and athlete-linked crypto assets remain a graveyard as Mahrez’s World Cup farewell draws zero market interest appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The integration of crypto in global sports events like the World Cup could reshape fan engagement and betting, influencing market dynamics. The post The World Cup’s crypto moment: Portugal vs Croatia highlights fan tokens, prediction markets, and Kraken’s FIFA deal appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The integration of crypto in sports events like the World Cup 2026 highlights evolving investment dynamics, impacting fan engagement and market volatility. The post Portugal vs Croatia at World Cup 2026: what it means for fan tokens and crypto prediction markets appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Balogun's suspension highlights FIFA's rigid disciplinary rules, impacting USMNT's strategy and sparking speculative crypto trends. The post Folarin Balogun suspension appeal blocked by FIFA rules ahead of USMNT Belgium clash appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The gap between fan tokens and actual fandom underscores the need for structural changes to enhance engagement and utility in sports crypto. The post Spain’s World Cup win highlights the gap between fan tokens and actual fandom appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The pursuit of Enzo Fernndez by Real Madrid could amplify the influence of fan tokens and crypto investments in sports finance. The post Real Madrid’s pursuit of Enzo Fernández highlights the growing role of fan tokens and sports finance in crypto appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Austria and Algeria's dramatic 3-3 World Cup draw sparked online claims the match was fixed to send both teams into the knockout stage at Iran's expense. Conspiracy theories, misleading videos and fake FIFA notices have fuelled the speculation, with some dubbing it the "Disgrace of Kansas City" in a nod to the infamous 1982 "Disgrace of Gijón". But is there any evidence the game was engineered?

Tuchel's criticism highlights the need for FIFA to reconsider scheduling to ensure fair competition and prioritize player health in high-altitude venues. The post Thomas Tuchel blasts FIFA scheduling rule as England faces altitude nightmare at Mexico City’s Estadio Azteca appeared first on Crypto Briefing.