SINGAPORE, March 28, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- "WelcometoFansTime", the first global fan group support event conducted by FansTime, has come to an end. In the short period of 11 days, the participants amounted to 3.7 million, and posts on Weibo regarding the event were read almost one hundred million times. It really was an amazing event. Becoming increasingly popular, FansTime has attracted growing attention from both netizens and professional personnel. What are the prospects for the fans economy if integrated with blockchain?
Initial prosperity is clear from FansTime's first star-supporting event on fans blockchain community
On March 5, 2018, the first global fans support event jointly held by iFensi.com and FansTime and sponsored online by FansTime, "WelcometoFansTime", was kicked off on Weibo & Twitter. During 11 days, the fierce "Hundred Regiments Offensive" sponsored by FansTime was carried out among a wide variety of fan groups. Through this event, co-initiated by FansTime and fan websites and themed around 'Joining Together to Build a Fans Era', a support system for fans of many stripes from all over the world was created, and a window was opened for the blockchain industry to view the interesting ecology of fan groups. It provided us with an actual operation case about the combination of blockchain and the entertainment industry, which is helpful for both those in the entertainment industry and followers of the blockchain industry to explore.
According to the latest statistics, from March 5 to March 14, 2018, the total number of reposts on Weibo about 'Joining Together to Build a Fans Era' amounted to over 3.7 million, with such posts being read almost one hundred million times, reaching over 200,000 self-proclaimed fans, and attracting nearly one hundred fan groups worldwide to join in. This remarkable achievement has set a new record in the blockchain community for sharing events, drawing the attention of observers in the blockchain industry about the influence of fan populations, and attracting more people to pay more attention to the FansTime brand and blockchain's economic status.
Recently, the final rankings from the event were officially announced. 20 fan websites including @WWEXOL and @Exolusa were named in a top 20 list for this event. They are all fans club spontaneously set up, demonstrating impressive senses of organization, transmissibility and discipline, which saw them praised throughout the industry as proving the self-media marketing skills of those involved, equal to those well paid in the industry for such work.
