Socios.com Proposes Tokenized Equity for FIFA's $4.2 Billion Funding

Socios.com has proposed to structure FIFA's $4.2 billion funding plan through tokenized equity. Socios.com CEO Alexandre Dreyfus stated that the tokenized equity structure would allow individual investors to participate. This structure provides technological infrastructure at cost and remains in the form of a non-binding public offering. Socios.com emphasized that this proposal is not aimed at replacing institutional investor funds with fan capital, but rather aims to provide individual investors with the same investment opportunities as institutions. Dreyfus mentioned that FIFA has no capital issues and that raising $4 billion in the sports industry is feasible. He pointed out that fans have had very few opportunities to secure actual ownership in the football industry. Socios.com explained that it can issue equity in small units through tokenized securities and distribute products to investors in various countries. Additionally, they revealed plans to launch 'Socios Equity Tokens', claiming that fans dispersed across FIFA's 211 member countries could provide a stronger support base.

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