On Tuesday, Sept. 11, the Crystal Palace Fan Token yet again continued to outpace the growth of both the general Fan Token market segment – as well as the broader cryptocurrency market.

Since Crystal Palace last lost a Premier League game back in April of this year, the team have maintained an incredible unbeaten record of 12 top flight games, and 17 in all competitions.

Oh, and two of those competitions were the FA Cup final and the Community Shield final – both of which Crystal Palace won.

All of this success on the pitch for Crystal Palace appears to have lit a fire under the Crystal Palace Fan Token ($CPFC), which has been on the rise ever since Palace’s unbeaten run began.

The Ascension of the Crystal Palace Fan Token ($CPFC)

Today, the $CPFC token gained 12.7% – climbing from $0.055 up to $0.062.

But this represents the mere tip of a growing iceberg that is now emerging from London’s Thames river, just a few miles up the road from Palace’s Selhurst Park stadium.

The weekly gains for $CPFC now stand at 82%.

Since early August, the token has gained just over 138% in value.

A Summer of Growth for Palace and $CPFC

Ultimately, $CPFC’s growing iceberg hasn’t just managed to withstand the English summer heat, it has also outpaced most of the major coins and tokens in the cryptosphere.

And with good reason. If Palace’s summer transfer business is anything to go by, the team has managed to keep a hold of most of their star players, and perhaps most importantly, their star manager, Oliver Glasner.

Eberechi Eze’s summer transfer to Arsenal doesn’t seem to have harmed Palace too much. Arsenal sit just one point above 5th placed Palace in the Premier League table, and have scored just four more goals.

Meanwhile, Arsenal and Palace’s goals-conceded stats are the exact same – both have conceded just two in five games so far this season.

Part of that might have a lot to do with England centre-back, Marc Guehi. The defender was inches away from a move to one of England’s bigger clubs this summer, but ended up staying at the final minute.

Rumours have it that Palace manager Oliver Glasner threatened to walk out of the club if Guehi was sold without a like-for-like replacement being brought in.

Luckily, both Guehi and Glasner remained, and Palace went on to maintain what would become a 17-match unbeaten run, while Palace’s $CPFC Fan Token continued its own run that saw it gain 138% over the course of the summer.

Greg Thomson: Fan Tokens Market Reporter