$FIGHT Token Presale Surpasses $183M

Web3 meets combat sports as $FIGHT sees record-breaking presale demand

The second phase of the $FIGHT token presale on Holoworld wrapped up with demand reaching an eye-popping $183 million—over 120 times its original $1.5 million target. Backed by the Fight Foundation and developed in collaboration with FightFi, $FIGHT is shaping up to be a central player in merging blockchain technology with global combat sports fandom.

More than half a million users have already signed up via Fight.ID, a platform tied to UFC events that offers digital identity, community perks, and in-app rewards. Through Fight.ID, fans earn Fighting Points (FP) and access a broader web3 infrastructure intended to connect viewers, fighters, and brands around the world.

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Following an earlier presale phase on Binance Smart Chain (BSC), which drew over $15 million in interest, the latest round on Solana not only met expectations but radically outperformed them. According to Holoworld, previous participants on BSC had already received their refunds prior to the Solana-based sale launching.

At the core of FIGHT’s offering is the ability to turn real-world bouts into blockchain-based events. This model lets fans engage weekly, earning and spending tokens on merchandise, rewards, and interactive features tailored to each athlete’s journey. Projects in the pipeline include:

• Fighthub: a loyalty and engagement platform
• Fight.ID: a universal digital identity for fans
• Prize Fight: a reward system tied to fighter performance
• Fight Gear: an exclusive merchandise collection only available within the network

The token’s launch on Solana is intended to set the stage for a more immersive and participatory fan experience, underpinned by reputation, identity, and ownership.

What is UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship)?

The Ultimate Fighting Championship, or UFC, is the largest mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion company in the world. Founded in 1993, the UFC hosts global events that feature fighters from various disciplines such as boxing, jiu-jitsu, wrestling, and kickboxing. The organization has become a dominant force in combat sports, attracting millions of fans through high-profile matches, pay-per-view events, and fighter personalities. Its brand reach and influence have made it a prime target for partnerships aiming to bridge traditional sports with emerging digital platforms like web3.

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The bottom line

With demand for $FIGHT exceeding expectations by more than 12,000%, it’s clear there’s growing interest in combining combat sports culture with blockchain-powered ecosystems. The success of the presale and the upcoming Solana-based token release positions FIGHT as a potentially significant player in the evolving fan-driven digital sports landscape.