Football.Fun Surpasses $100 Million in TVL After Two Weeks

• Football.Fun Quickly Reaches $100 Million in TVL
• Web3 platform connects real player performance and betting
• Trading volume exceeded US$25 million in two weeks

Football.Fun, a blockchain-based sports prediction platform, has reached the $100 million total value locked (TVL) milestone just two weeks after its official launch on August 11. The new platform, built on the Base network, attracted more than 10.700 active wallets in its first few days, solidifying its position as one of the most impressive debuts in the sector.

According to data from Dune Analytics, the platform, also known as FDF, has already collected approximately $1,58 million in user fees. On August 24, its daily revenue exceeded $1,5 million, while total trading volume surpassed $25 million, demonstrating strong adoption from traders and enthusiasts.

Football.Fun blends fantasy sports elements with a decentralized financial market. Users can trade "fractions" of real players, primarily from the five major European leagues: the Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga, Serie A, and Ligue 1. These fractions behave like fractional shares in a dynamic pool system, where prices fluctuate based on sporting performance and market demand. according to the analysis platform  of data  Dune,

Athletes like Barcelona's Lamine Yamal, Real Madrid's Kylian Mbappé, and Liverpool's Mohamed Salah are among the most highly valued on the platform. Yamal currently holds the top spot in market value, with over $10,5 million in shares traded.

Rewards are distributed automatically. Whenever an acquired player appears in real matches, holders receive points or the "gold" currency, backed 1:1 by USDC. There are also collective prize pools: approximately 19% of the total tournament prize pool is reserved for teams, which must have at least ten members to qualify.

The proposal is already drawing comparisons with established marketplaces like Polymarket, which boasts 23.600 daily active users and has generated $13,5 billion in revenue over its lifetime. Despite the difference in scale, Football.Fun's initial growth demonstrates how web3 sports platforms can attract significant liquidity and create new models for interacting with blockchain, betting, and football.