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Tottenham Hotspur and Socios.com are joining forces to present a unique Spurs Fan Token aimed at boosting fan interactions and delivering tailored rewards.

The Premier League’s Tottenham Hotspur is making its foray into the crypto realm, marking a significant partnership with blockchain-powered fan platform, Socios.com. Following this collaboration, Spurs are set to roll out their dedicated fan token (SPURS) on the Chiliz blockchain.

These tokens, designed for fans aged 18 and above, will serve as an added bonus for season ticket purchasers and One Hotspur+ participants. The token distribution is set to commence on October 4, with the aforementioned groups being granted five SPURS tokens at no cost.

Each token will accompany a distinct voucher code sent via email, which can be redeemed within the Socios.com mobile application. Token possessors will gain direct access to a plethora of club-centric events.

Among the array of available activities, fans can engage in club-centric polls, forecasting games, trivia challenges, and diverse contests. Participation in these events allows members to gather points, which can subsequently be exchanged for exclusive Spurs-themed rewards.

One of the highlights of Spurs’ collaboration with Socios is crafting personalized rewards tailored for the club’s dedicated followers. The rewards spectrum ranges from VIP matchday experiences, featuring messages on the stadium’s massive display, Spurs Shop vouchers, to even digital meet-and-greets with team players.

Since its football debut four years ago, Socios.com has expanded its horizons to encompass tennis, rugby union, and motorsports, boasting a staggering user community spanning over two million across 167 nations.

Joining the growing list of Premier League entities leveraging blockchain for groundbreaking fan engagement, Tottenham Hotspur’s move mirrors initiatives by elite clubs such as Manchester City and Arsenal. These clubs are harnessing blockchain’s potential to redefine fan interactions in European football.

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