Sport.fun
Trade tokenized athlete shares on Base and earn $FUN rewards.
About Sport.fun
Sport.fun is a skill‑based sports prediction platform built on Base where users can buy, sell, and collect tokenized shares of real‑world athletes across soccer, NFL and other sports. By forming squads and competing in performance‑based tournaments, participants earn rewards in the $FUN token, creating a market‑driven fantasy sports ecosystem.
How it works
- 01
Own tokenized athlete shares on Base
- 02
Trade shares like stocks for market-driven prices
- 03
Build squads and compete in performance tournaments
- 04
Earn $FUN rewards from squad success
Funding
$3.5M total raised| Round / date | Amount | Valuation | Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ico | $1.5M | — | |
| Undisclosed | $2.0M | — | 6th Man Ventures Zee Prime Capital Sfermion Coin Operated Group Devmons |
Sport.fun raised $1.5M in an ICO and a $2.0M undisclosed round led by 6th Man Ventures, totaling $3.5M.
The team
Adam
Founder, CEO
Tokenomics
- Investors
- 24.93%
- Team
- 22.72%
- Community Initiatives
- 21%
- ICO
- 7.5%
- Reserve
- 7.57%
- Liquidity Ops
- 5%
- Genesis Airdrop
- 4%
- Foundation
- 3%
- Advisors
- 2.28%
- Marketing
- 2%
$FUN is used for rewards, trading tokenized athlete shares, and platform tournaments.
Vesting includes cliffs and linear unlocks from Jan 2026 through 2030 across categories.
Strengths & risks
Strengths
- Tokenized athlete shares enable true ownership
- Skill‑based prediction rewards meritocratic competition
- Market‑driven pricing provides liquidity and price discovery
- Built on Base L2 for low fees and fast transactions
Risks
- Regulatory risks in sports betting
- High competition from established platforms
- Smart contract and rug pull risks
Beluga’s take
The web UI loads instantly on Base and the drag‑and‑drop squad builder feels native. Trading fees are capped at 0.2 % and the order book stays thin but rarely stalls during peak match days. Market depth for top athletes is decent thanks to listings on Binance Alpha and Gate, and the $FUN reward loop ties performance to real‑world stats without pay‑to‑win gimmicks.
Liquidity dries up for mid‑tier players, making it hard to exit positions without slippage. The platform still requires a separate Base wallet connection for every trade, which feels clunky compared to integrated login flows. Reward distribution timing is opaque; users often wait days for $FUN to appear after a tournament.
Recent weeks saw the RootData report that roughly $1.16 million of FUN will unlock in a single week, pushing the circulating supply upward and prompting the team to tighten emission schedules. The UI got a minor refresh that adds real‑time price tickers for each athlete, but the core matchmaking algorithm has not changed since launch. Overall the product feels stable, but without deeper liquidity incentives it may plateau as the novelty wears off.
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