Football Stars has seen its massive percentage rise in just the last 24 hours.
Football Stars, which is built on the Binance Smart Chain, uses “the power of blockchain to connect fans and teams for all important leagues, cups and championships.”
The platform also features a number of rare NFT collectible football cards, which collectors can use to trade and collect their favourite players. According to Football Stars’ roadmap on their website, the first of these “genesis” cards are to be released this month – which may have led to the price spike as collectors sought to get their hands on them early.
A number of football clubs have already looked at ways of implementing cryptocurrencies with their clubs. FC Barcelona unveiled a Fan token in June 2020 where fans could use the token to vote on some decisions made within the club.
Where to buy Football Stars amid these wide price swings
What Makes Football Stars a Buy?
Football Stars has a number of developments lined up on its roadmap. With “fan reward mechanics” and an “ESports Partner” to be revealed in this current quarter, the project still has lots of exciting features to offer football fans.
Additionally, the developers plan to add wallet integration next quarter as well as a Champions League sponsor at the end of the year.