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The current price of Atletico De Madrid Fan Token is $1.00 with a 0.61% change in the last 24 hours.
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ATM is a club fan token for the Spanish football club Atletico de Madrid. It is not an independent blockchain, not a protocol, and not a company share. It is a single token issued on Chiliz's fan engagement platform, Socios.com, and it lives on Chiliz Chain, a Layer 1 network built and operated by Chiliz.
The distinction matters. Atletico de Madrid licenses its brand to the platform and decides what to put in front of holders. Chiliz writes and controls the smart contract, runs the chain, runs the app, and handles distribution. The club does not operate the network, does not hold the contract admin key, and does not run the validator set.
What a holder gets is access to a fan engagement layer: the right to vote in club-selected polls inside the Socios.com app, reward points for participation, and eligibility for promotions and experiences the club chooses to offer. ATM carries no equity, no dividend, no share of revenue, and no vote on how the club is run.
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There is no founding team behind ATM in the usual sense. The token was created by Chiliz, the company behind Socios.com, as part of a commercial partnership with the club.
Chiliz announced the ATM Fan Token Offering on January 30, 2020, selling tokens through the Socios.com app at a price of roughly two euros each, denominated in CHZ. The first poll put to holders was a light one, choosing which player would take over the club's Instagram account, and Chiliz described reward points and access to experiences at the Wanda Metropolitano as the accompanying benefits.
Fan tokens originally ran on infrastructure operated privately by Chiliz. They now live on Chiliz Chain, the company's public EVM network, which launched its current mainnet in May 2023.
Chiliz Chain is a standalone, EVM-compatible Layer 1 using a Proof of Staked Authority consensus model with a small validator set. CHZ is the native gas token. A read against the public Chiliz RPC on September 11, 2026 returned chain ID 0x15b38, which is 88888, confirming mainnet.
Two contracts matter for ATM:
The fan token itself at 0xe9506F70be469d2369803Ccf41823713BAFe8154
A live read returns the club name for name(), ATM for symbol(), and 0 for decimals(). ATM is therefore indivisible on-chain: one whole token is the smallest unit.
The wrapped version at 0x7Ac8cAa7c42e13d31247B1F370E2CF0c242957e8
This returns WATM with 18 decimals, and exists so the token can be used in ordinary DeFi contracts that assume divisibility.
A detail most descriptions leave out: most ATM does not sit on-chain at all. Balances held through the Socios.com app are tracked inside the platform, and only tokens a user explicitly withdraws become an on-chain ERC-20 balance. The on-chain figure is therefore a small fraction of the issued supply, which is a property of the custodial model and not evidence of any burn.
ATM utility is entirely defined by what the club and Chiliz choose to offer:
ATM does not pay yield from protocol revenue, does not secure any network, and does not vote on club finances, transfers or management.
The interesting property of ATM is not technical. Its value driver is a single club's supporter base and a single commercial relationship rather than protocol usage, which produces a demand pattern unlike almost any other token: it responds to squad news and promotional campaigns far more than to on-chain activity. It is also one of the earlier fan tokens, launched in the first 2020 wave, so it has a longer record of real poll activity than most later entries in the category.
Compared with CHZ, ATM is a downstream product rather than the platform asset. CHZ pays gas, secures the chain through staking, and is exposed to activity across every club on the platform. ATM is exposed to one club.
Compared with a protocol governance token, ATM votes are advisory and scoped by the issuer. A governance token holder can usually propose and force an outcome; an ATM holder answers questions the club decided to ask.
Security here has three separate layers, and the weakest one dominates.
The chain layer is Chiliz Chain's Proof of Staked Authority consensus, which relies on a small validator set. That design gives fast blocks and low fees but concentrates trust compared with a large permissionless validator set.
The contract layer is where readers should look closely. The ATM address is an EIP-1967 transparent proxy. Reading the standard implementation and admin storage slots on September 11, 2026 returned an implementation at 0x84f0adaef02be8192451d3598e0b33e8855dfabb and a proxy admin at 0x3d92d50d19d44c893706f8f6ca460d73b9900785. The proxy admin can replace the token logic.
The implementation's own function set contains mint(address,uint256), an operator burn that takes an address and an amount, pause and unpause, and minter and pauser role management. It contains no cap() or MAX_SUPPLY() function. The widely repeated ten million supply figure is therefore an issuer policy commitment, not a limit enforced by code.
The custody layer is Socios.com itself, which holds most balances on behalf of users.
ATM is a useful reference case for the whole club token category. It shows what a licensed brand token actually is once you read the contract: a promotional access instrument issued by a platform company, running on that company's chain, with the club supplying the audience and the content. The same structure repeats across the category, so understanding one well transfers to the rest.
ATM is distributed through the Socios.com app and is listed on a limited set of centralized exchanges. Availability, trading pairs and regional access vary by jurisdiction, and several venues restrict fan tokens to specific regions.
ATM has commonly been available on:
Pairs are typically quoted against USDT or CHZ where supported. Confirm on the venue directly, since fan token listings change often.
Tokens held on an exchange or in a self-custody wallet generally cannot be used for Socios.com polls until they are brought back into the app.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Atletico De Madrid Fan Token is $1.00 with a 0.61% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $194,357 representing a 6.15% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Atletico De Madrid Fan Token is $8,893,465, ranking #679 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Atletico De Madrid Fan Token is $10,010,419, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 10,000,000 ATM is in circulation.
Circulating: 8,884,208. Total: 10,000,000. Max: 10,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Atletico De Madrid Fan Token traded between a low of $0.991 and a high of $1.01.
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