Three Champions League teams advance, with no boost for fan tokens
Jinse reports that Paris Saint-Germain (PSG / $PSG), FC Barcelona ($BAR), and Inter Milan ($INTER) progressed to the Champions League semi-finals, but their official crypto fan tokens did not see significant increases. Since advancing on April 15, $PSG and $BAR have only risen by 0.5% and 0.6%, while $INTER, which progressed the following day, actually fell by 1%. The article notes that these slight price movements are "largely inconsequential" due to the "extremely low trading liquidity" of fan tokens. Analysts suggest that these tokens are more akin to "brand loyalty points" rather than assets with investment value.
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