Token Events: Sports, Fans and Data - Best of Consensus 2022
summary
Claims a built, deployed web3 fan OS that mints permanent non-fungible experience tokens tying event actions, purchases and streaming into a portable identity; backend is middleware + APIs that aggregate cross-team data, reward fans with a chain-agnostic fan token, and keep ownership keyless (Constellation mentioned). Uses Chicago Bulls and a live prototype with the Chicago Lions as examples, targets the 1% attendance gap, cites $68B engagement and $248B merchandise projections for 2025, and routes third‑party queries to users with paid rewards.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Token Events and fan empowerment
- 1:31Fan data exploitation
- 3:40Esports and sports fandom
- 4:44Traditional fan engagement limits
- 6:31Scalable fan OS with web3
- 8:40Non-fungible experiences next
- 10:42Digital passports and data ownership
- 11:25FAN token rewards and access
- 13:12Fan-centric data transparency
- 14:17NFT ownership and identity
- 16:47Opening the floor for audience questions
- 17:28Token Events origin and liquidity
- 18:32Fan experience feedback loop
- 26:25Bridging web2 and web3
- 29:59Scaling fan tech education
- 30:49NFT experiences and gambling
- 32:58Rewarding fan data contributions
- 33:21Closing remarks
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