Fandifi Technology Corp C.FDM.X

Alternate Symbol(s): FDMSF

Fandifi Technology Corp. is a Canada-based crowd based and system generated prediction fan engagement platform. The Company’s primary business is the development and monetization of the Company’s all ages prediction and wagering Esports Entertainment Platform for engaging fans on mobile applications. The Company's segments include Canada, Curacao, and Cyprus. It provides a platform for content creators to increase fan engagement and create new streams. Their platform, called Fandifi, uses a neural network for predictions in events such as esports, sports, live-streamed broadcasts, and more. The Fandifi platform allows content creators to increase the gamification of their content and engage their communities regardless of the form of distribution. The platform’s product is a prediction engine, which facilitates real-time predictions in various events, helping content creators to extend peak viewership metrics.

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Post by Sextanton May 29, 2019 11:13pm

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Fandom Sports—eSports plus —Forbes article exposure

FDM has a low valuation in the space—$13 million.
EGLX is @ $88 million.
Holm is giving investors a 2 for...real sports and eSports in a one stop interoperable global social media superfan sports platform.
See below where Holm is quoted in a Forbes article.
Notwithstanding the lack of heat in the current share price, things could change quickly with media exposure and rapid user acceptance.
FDM is a fantastic entry for those looking for eSports exposure.

“The content consumption in esports is going grow; not only the streaming of the gaming events themselves, but also the popularity of the gamers and influencers is growing. They are celebrities and brand ambassadors,” says Henri Holm, CEO, FandomSports. They launched a mobile gaming app this month that bridges traditional sports with video game sports, creating content around the two.
“There is the learning aspect of watching gamers on any given platform or channel, and there is the entertainment aspect of it,” says Holm. “It all rakes in so many eyeballs. And that changes the entire advertising landscape. Advertisers will follow.”
Holm’s from FandomSports agrees. Last year they found a soccer super fan in Joinville, Brazil. “We flew him from Brazil to St. Petersburgh in Russia to watch Brazil play Costa Rica. For us, it was a content cost. We made him a star and put his journey on our website and Youtube channel. Brands love to be a part of that.”

Global Esports Popularity Give Gamer Companies Reason To Be Bullish