$0,099766
Low 24h: $0,099267
High 24h: $0,100757
| Everton FC Fan Token Price | $0,099766 |
|---|---|
| Market Cap | $697.077 |
| Diluted Market Cap | $995.941 |
| Circulating Supply | 7.00M EFC |
| Total Supply | 10.00M EFC |
| Volume in 24h | $66.088 |
| Highest 24h | $0,100757 |
| Lowest 24h | $0,099267 |
| FTO Price | £2 |
| All Time High | $4,97 |
| All Time Low | $0,077933 |
Everton FC Fan Token price today is $0,099766 with a 24-hour trading volume of $66.088. EFC price has changed 0,13% in the last 24 hours. It has a circulating supply of $7.00M EFC tokens and a total supply of $10.00M EFC. Last Updated at Feb 21, 2026 - 19:39.
As part of Everton’s This Is Our Home campaign, you can vote for the stadium messaging that will feature on the in-bowl big screen, in the tunnel, and on the changing room LED screens seen by the players ahead of their fixture against Manchester United on Monday 23 February. Choose from six options and make your vote count.
feb 06, 2026 - feb 12, 2026
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James Garner, Tim Iroegbunam, Jake O'Brien and James Tarkowski have each crafted a playlist that reflects their style, personality, and pre-match energy. Vote for which playlist will be played pre-match ahead of Bournemouth on Tuesday 10th February as part of the This Is Our Home campaign - powered by $EFC. James Garner: Drake - Hold On, We're Going Home, Roddy Rich - Ballin', Kendrick Lamar - HUMBLE, Drake - God's Plan Tim Iroegbunam: Drake - Nonstop, Travis Scott - HIGHEST IN THE ROOM, A$AP Rocky - Praise The Lord, Justin Bieber - Devotion Jake O'Brien: Khalid and Oscar med k - Nobody (make me feel), Kygo - Stole The Show, The Rattling Kind - King of the Road, Kingfishr - Killeagh James Tarkowski: Fred again.. - Delilah (pull me out of this), ANOTR - How you feel, Barry Can't Swim - How it feels, Ben Pearce - What I might do
gen 30, 2026 - feb 05, 2026
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The last home fixture at Hill Dickinson Stadium before the New Year. Vote on the matchday graphic that will feature in the tunnel as the players walk out one last time in 2025! Head to the rewards section where you can redeem VIP tickets and a pitch side experience to see the tunnel graphic pre-match.
dic 12, 2025 - dic 18, 2025
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Choose which player will be the main feature of the matchday programme for the fixture against Fulham on 8th November! Your options are Idrissa Gana Gueye, James Tarkowski, Jake O'Brien or Tyler Dibbling.
ott 15, 2025 - ott 23, 2025
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From stunning goals to unforgettable saves, we’ve selected five standout moments from this season at Goodison Park for you to choose from as your favourite. The winning moment, as voted by you, will be featured in the official commemorative matchday programme for our final home game of the season against Southampton on 18 May. Have your say and make it count!
apr 25, 2025 - mag 01, 2025
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The players have created pre-match warm up playlists for Goodison Park, but which one will you choose? Have your pick from DCL's, Pickford's, Branthwaite's or Tarkowski's! Jordan Pickford: PAWSA - Too Cool to be Careless PAWSA – On the move Elvis Presley – Return to sender Kings of Tomorrow – Finally James Tarkowski: Lola Young – Messy (Non-E version) Morgan Wallen – Broadway Girl Hollow Coves – Coastline Foster the People - Sit next to me Dominic Calvert-Lewin: Kasabian – Fire Seven Nation Army – White Stripes Arctic Monkeys – Leave before the lights come on Black Keys – Lonely Boy Jarrad Branthwaite: Mr Probs - Praying to a god Crystal - The Days Dimitri Vegas - Two Times Pausa - Dirty Cash
feb 07, 2025 - feb 14, 2025
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One of the 12 Founder Members of the Football League, Everton has spent more seasons in England’s top division than any other club and been crowned league champions on nine occasions. Founded in 1878, the Club has also lifted the FA (Football Association) Cup five times and, in 1985, added the European Cup Winners’ Cup to its prestigious haul. Throughout its 143-year history Everton has been known as a family-oriented club based on proud traditions, affectionately referred to as ‘The People’s Club’. Those traditions have also encouraged innovation, ensuring Everton has remained one of the great pioneering clubs in the history of the game. The first club to construct a purpose-built football stadium, its home, Goodison Park, is one of the most revered stadiums in England. In the coming years, the Club will be looking to maintain those traditions in a new 52,888-capacity stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, ensuring the Club’s roots remain in north Liverpool for generations to come
