Currencies
Sport.Fun uses multiple currencies depending on mode and product. This page explains what each is for, when you’ll see it, and how it connects to competing and winning.
TL;DR
Tournament Points (TP)
Is the reward currency of the game. It is used to open up Player Packs. TP is earned based on your performance in the tournament with your squad picks
Free to Play: You are given starter TP, then earn more TP by winning tournaments
Pro: You can only earn TP by winning tournaments
Gold
Used to buy shares of players (build and adjust your squad)
You can gain more gold by selling shares you own
On Pro, Gold is 1:1 conversion with USDC (Base)
To start on Pro you must deposit these funds into your game wallet
$FUN
$FUN is an ecosystem token used across the platform economy for additional incentives
Tournament Points (TP)
What it's for
TP is your tournament reward currency. It powers the Player Pack opening experience, which can help you add to your squad and push for stronger tournament results.
Loop: Compete, earn TP, open packs, strengthen squad, compete again.
How you get TP
TP is earned primarily through your tournament performances. There may also be opportunities to earn TP through other methods such as community engagement, $FUN incentives, and other platform initiatives.
Why It Matters
TP reflects performance and progression, the better you play, the faster you level up your tournament power.
Gold
What it's for
Gold is the main currency used for competitive gameplay actions, especially buying and selling player shares to build and adjust your squad.
Why it matters
Gold is what you use to execute your strategy:
rotate squads
respond to form and fixtures
position for tournaments and rewards
Important Reminders
Fees can apply when buying and selling shares
Prices can move, timing matters for tournament eligibility and outcomes
$FUN
What it's for
$FUN supports the Sport.Fun ecosystem economy and incentives.
Why it matters
$FUN is designed to strengthen the platform’s reward and incentive flywheel, aligning activity, competition, and long-term ecosystem growth.
If you are here for $FUN specifically:
Start with $FUN Overview
Then read the Whitepaper and MiCA Whitepaper
Common Mistakes
Treating TP like the main competitive currency
Ignoring fees when planning buys and sells
Buying without understanding tournament snapshots and reward timing
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