Sports fans finally have skin in the game. A protocol just flipped the script on how we engage with sports.

Think about it: every cheer, every prediction, every bit of fan energy used to evaporate into thin air. Now? That engagement translates into tangible value. Fans interact, earn rewards, fuel in-game mechanics. Athletes and leagues get their IP royalties settled seamlessly.

The token at the heart of this isn't just sitting in wallets collecting dust. It's actively circulating through a living sports economy—connecting fans, creators, and rights holders in ways traditional systems never could.

When engagement meets utility, you get an ecosystem that actually rewards participation instead of just extracting attention. That's the shift happening right now in sports Web3.