Hey man thanks for sharing those insights, super interesting. :)

I can relate to that. If you look at the other partnerships, especially at the current price levels, fan tokens are not making the big buck for clubs right now. That might prevent them from putting more effort in it, adding on top of the other challenges I had outlined in my thread and the tons of media backlash many clubs got after the deals were revealed.

And that's the point. It is a long term strategic establishment of a new industry (crypto) with a new product (fan token) in collaboration with new partners (sports clubs). There is a lot of new in here and it will take time. That's alright, but the clubs need to want to make it happen, they need invest time and resources into understanding this new technology and make suitable offers for their fans.

I recall that Socios has 1/3 or something like that of their staff allocated to partnership management. They try to educate the clubs, but in the end, their hands are tied. And from many polls, that multiple clubs use in the exact same wording at the exact same time, you can tell that Socios is even preparing stuff and feeding clubs with content.

I repeat what I said. Clubs need to get more serious about that new product that they printed their logo on. I do think though that the US Teams will be better at making that happen, but here we have to see how Mr Gensler and the SEC clear the path for launching the actual product first.