# Currencies

## Currencies

Sport.fun uses three currencies. Each one has a specific purpose.

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### TL;DR

* **Tournament Points (TP)** is the reward currency. Earn it by finishing well in tournaments. Spend it on Player Packs.
* **Gold** is the gameplay currency. Use it to sign and release player shares. In Pro mode, Gold is 1:1 with USDC on Base.
* **$FUN** is the optional ecosystem token. Holding $FUN unlocks fee rebates, bonus TP, and other perks.

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### Tournament Points (TP)

TP is the reward currency. You earn it by finishing well in tournaments. You spend it to open Player Packs.

**Free to Play:** You receive a starter TP grant. Free to Play is being reworked. Details will be updated when it is live again. **Pro:** You earn TP only by winning tournaments.

The loop: compete, earn TP, open packs, strengthen your squad, compete again.

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### Gold

Gold is the gameplay currency. You use it to sign and release player shares.

**Pro mode:** Gold is 1:1 with USDC on Base. To start on Pro, deposit USDC into your in-game wallet.

Fees apply when signing and releasing. Prices can move quickly, especially around tournament windows and snapshots. Check the confirmation screen before every trade.

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### $FUN

$FUN is the ecosystem token. It is not required to play. Holding $FUN in your in-game wallet unlocks fee rebates, bonus TP, and other perks.

See $FUN Staking and Rewards for the full breakdown.

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### Common mistakes

* Confusing TP with Gold. TP is for packs. Gold is for signing and releasing shares.
* Ignoring fees when planning a sign or release. Always check the confirmation screen.
* Signing shares without checking tournament snapshot timing.


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