Genezys (GNZ)

What is Genezys

Genezys positions itself as a fan engagement platform that empowers its users—fans, athletes, and clubs—to "create value and earn together." It does this by offering a gamified and immersive experience centered around digital collectibles called "Fancards" and a native cryptocurrency token, $GNZ. The platform seeks to eliminate traditional intermediaries, fostering a closer bond between sports communities and providing tangible rewards for participation.

Since its inception, Genezys has partnered with over 40 high-profile athletes, including MMA fighter Baki Chamsoudinov (8-0 record), gymnast Coline Devillard (European champion), and tennis player Gabriel Debru (Junior Roland-Garros 2022 winner). It also collaborates with professional clubs like FC Grenoble Rugby. The platform targets rapid expansion, with plans to penetrate the European market and establish a U.S. subsidiary by Q1 2025, funded partly through its ICO.

Genezys aims to capitalize on the growing fan engagement market, projected to reach $27 billion by 2033. By integrating Web3 concepts—like decentralized ownership and rewards—it seeks to disrupt traditional sports fandom models, offering a more direct, rewarding, and community-driven experience. Athletes benefit from a safer space to connect with fans (avoiding the "bashing" common on mainstream social media), while fans gain access to exclusive content and financial incentives.