The Croatia Football Federation Fan Token ($VATRENI) saw its spot price increase by 15% overnight following this past weekend’s 4-0 win for the Croatian men’s team against Montenegro.

That result marked the fourth consecutive win for Croatia in the current Euro qualifying campaign, leaving them sitting top of Group L.

Perhaps more interesting than the $VATRENI token’s 15% rise today is the token’s performance over the course of the past year… Read more below.

Croatia Football Federation Fan Token ($VATRENI)

Early on Thursday morning the Croatia Football Federation Fan Token ($VATRENI) began a 15% surge – climbing from a daily low of $1.13 up to peak of $1.30, where it remains at time of writing.

Just over a month ago, at the beginning of August, the $VATRENI token price stood at $0.33. That means the token’s value has increased by 294% in little over 40 days, making it one of the best-performing tokens of the summer, alongside the record-breaking OG Fan Token ($OG).

Going back to the six-month view, we see that $VATRENI was priced at just $0.26 in early March, marking 400% growth for the token since the first quarter of the year.

In fact, if we pull out to the yearly view, we see that the $VATRENI token was priced at a mere $0.09 in November of 2024. That means the token has gained over 1,344% in the past year, making it one of the most successful football Fan Tokens of the year.

Croatia Success on the Pitch

The token’s growth has been matched by the football team’s success on the pitch this summer, as the team sit top of their Euro qualifying group with four wins out of four.

Croatia actually reached the quarter-finals of the Nations League competition at the start of this year. Perhaps this apparent over-achievement could help explain the token’s growth over the past twelve months?

Croatia’s next two group matches in October are against the Czech Republic and Gibraltar – both teams who Croatia have already beaten 5-1 and 7-0, respectively.

For $VATRENI token holders and Croatia football fans alike, it may be worth keeping an eye on Croatia’s ongoing Euro campaign as it unfolds moving into next year – as success for one might just mean success for the other.