Italy’s failure to qualify for the World Cup has created a direct problem for the ITA fan token issued on Chiliz-owned fan engagement platform Socios. According to Techub News, Italy lost to Bosnia and Herzegovina in a penalty shootout in a World Cup playoff on March 31, extending the team’s absence from the tournament to three straight editions. That result has left the token tied to the national team in a difficult position on the utility front.
The report also points to a broader crypto tie-in around the 2026 World Cup. FIFA has adopted a blockchain-based ticketing system for the tournament and issued more than 100,000 purchase-right tokens on Avalanche. Secondary-market trading volume for those tokens has exceeded $25 million. Kraken is serving as the event’s official cryptocurrency exchange sponsor. The information was attributed to CryptoBriefing in the Techub item.
Italy has missed the World Cup for a third straight edition after losing to Bosnia and Herzegovina in a penalty shootout in a World Cup playoff on March 31, according to Techub News. The result has left the Italy fan token, ITA, issued through Chiliz-owned platform Socios, facing a utility problem.
The report also said the 2026 World Cup is using a blockchain ticketing system. FIFA has issued more than 100,000 ticket purchase-right tokens on Avalanche, and secondary-market trading volume has passed $25 million. Kraken is the tournament’s official cryptocurrency exchange sponsor. Techub attributed the information to CryptoBriefing.
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