Alex Guimarães
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Cryptocurrency wants to invest in the 2026 World Cup in the United States and seeks government support
Chiliz representatives want the U.S. government to understand that fan tokens are not risk assets.
Pepper in the midfield of football at a sporting event (Image by AI/Livecoins)
The company responsible for the cryptocurrency Chiliz (CHZ), famous for its connection with the issuance of fan tokens for sports clubs, met with U.S. authorities last Tuesday (22), indicating an ambitious project for the 2026 World Cup.
Scheduled to take place with venues in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, the sporting event will be one of the largest in world football next year. Thus, while teams are still qualifying in their regions, companies interested in the event are aiming to make financial investments.
Pepper in the midfield of football at a sporting event (Image by AI/Livecoins)
The company responsible for the cryptocurrency Chiliz (CHZ), famous for its connection with the issuance of fan tokens for sports clubs, met with U.S. authorities last Tuesday (22), indicating an ambitious project for the 2026 World Cup.
Scheduled to take place with venues in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, the sporting event will be one of the largest in world football next year. Thus, while teams are still qualifying in their regions, companies interested in the event are aiming to make financial investments.
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