What is the current price of OG Fan Token?
The current price of OG Fan Token is $2.61 with a 0.86% change in the last 24 hours.
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OG Fan Token (OG) is a club fan token tied to OG, the professional esports organization best known for winning Dota 2's The International in both 2018 and 2019. Holding OG does not give you a stake in the club, a share of its revenue, or any say in how it is run as a business. It is an access and engagement token: you use it inside a fan engagement app to vote in club polls, earn reward points, and qualify for experiences the club chooses to offer.
The most important thing to understand up front is who does what. OG is the esports organization whose brand the token carries. The token itself is issued and operated by the Chiliz group through its fan engagement platform, and it lives on Chiliz Chain, a blockchain that Chiliz operates. OG does not run the chain, does not run the app, and does not control the smart contract. That separation shapes almost every other property of the asset.
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The token was launched through a Fan Token Offering on Socios.com that opened on March 3, 2020, with tokens sold at a fixed reference price of about one US dollar paid in CHZ. OG was the first esports organization to appear on the platform, which until then had listed football clubs.
The club side of the story belongs to OG, founded in 2015 and led publicly by co-founder Johan "N0tail" Sundstein. The token side belongs to Chiliz, the company behind Socios.com and Chiliz Chain, which built the fan token model and has since applied it to dozens of sports and esports brands. The first OG poll let holders choose the in-game banner the Dota 2 roster used during the season.
The token is an ERC-20 style asset on Chiliz Chain. A live read of the network confirms chain ID 88888 and a token contract at 0xb3f2E39Acc68F98229B2587361a8cE30aCDf0442 that reports the name and symbol OG with 18 decimals.
Reading that contract's deployed code is worth doing, because it contradicts the way fixed supply is often described. The address is not a plain token. It is a beacon proxy: a small forwarding contract that asks a separate beacon contract which implementation to use, then delegates every call to it. The implementation currently pointed at exposes mint(address,uint256), burn(uint256), burnFrom, a pause function, and role based access control including a minter role. It exposes no cap() function.
In plain terms: the widely quoted 5,000,000 figure is an issuer policy, not a hard ceiling the contract enforces, and the logic behind the token can be replaced by whoever controls the beacon. This is not hidden behavior. Chiliz announced a "Fan Token Play" model on April 9, 2026 that explicitly ties supply to results, burning tokens after wins and minting after losses, executed through treasury controlled smart contracts with guard rails including a burn floor and an annual inflation band. The contract is built the way that model requires.
Bridged representations of OG also exist on Solana and on Base, but Chiliz Chain is where the token is issued and where the engagement platform settles.
Holders typically use OG for:
What it does not do is equally important. It confers no equity, no dividend, no roster decision making, and no claim on club assets. Polls are advisory and scoped by the club.
Two things distinguish it within its own category. First, it was the first esports fan token on the platform rather than a football club token, which means the poll subject matter has tended toward team identity and content rather than matchday operations. Second, OG's competitive record is unusually strong for the format, which gives the brand durability that many fan tokens lack.
Beyond that, OG is a standard instance of a template. The mechanics, the app, the reward points, and the contract pattern are shared with the other tokens on the same platform.
Compared with football club tokens such as those for FC Barcelona, Juventus, or Galatasaray, OG differs mainly in audience and calendar. Esports seasons, tournament cycles, and roster changes drive engagement rather than league fixtures, and the fanbase skews younger and more online.
Compared with CHZ itself, the relationship is layered rather than competitive. CHZ is the network and platform asset; OG is one application level token that depends on that network continuing to operate. A problem at the Chiliz layer affects every fan token on it, including this one.
Security here has two layers, and only one of them is cryptographic.
At the chain layer, Chiliz Chain is an EVM compatible network secured by its own validator set. Transfers, balances, and approvals behave the way they do on other EVM chains, and transactions are publicly auditable on the Chiliz explorer.
At the issuer layer, security is a matter of trust and operational control. The upgradeable beacon and the minter role mean the parties holding those keys can change token logic and issue or destroy supply. Nothing in the contract prevents that. Anyone evaluating the asset should treat issuer key management and governance as the dominant risk, not consensus.
cap() in the contract, so any quoted maximum is a commitment rather than a constraintIt is a clean example of the sports and esports engagement token category, a segment that turned brand loyalty into a tradable, programmable instrument. Whether or not that category grows, OG is useful to study because the gap between how fan tokens are marketed and what the contract actually enforces is unusually easy to verify here.
OG is available on the issuer's own fan token portal and on several centralized exchanges. Availability, pairs, and the ability to use the engagement app all vary by jurisdiction, and the app's features may not be accessible everywhere the token is tradable.
OG has commonly been available on:
Pairs are usually quoted against USDT or against CHZ. Verify the listing directly with the venue before trading.
Confirm the network before any deposit or withdrawal. OG exists as bridged representations on more than one chain, and sending to the wrong network is not recoverable.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of OG Fan Token is $2.61 with a 0.86% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $287,475 representing a 30.80% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of OG Fan Token is $12,420,997, ranking #632 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of OG Fan Token is $13,045,292, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 5,000,000 OG is in circulation.
Circulating: 4,760,720. Total: 5,000,000. Max: 5,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, OG Fan Token traded between a low of $2.59 and a high of $2.65.
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