$OG is trading at its busiest pace in five months as OG Esports progresses deep into BLAST Slam 6… and price is up 34% since Jan 31.

Key info:

$OG reached a peak of $67M (five-month high) in daily trade volume this week
The $OG token’s valuation is up +34% since Jan 31
The OG Esports team reached the BLAST Slam 6 semi-finals
Fan Tokens can move on event-driven attention, not just Bitcoin

The $OG Fan Token has been on the rise since the start of February, recording a 34% price increase since Jan. 31. The price surge was driven by a peak of $67 million in daily trade volume per CoinMarketCap, which is the highest daily changeover recorded in five months.

The catalyst for the surge in activity is the OG Esports team’s progression in Dota 2 competition at Blast Slam 6. The winner of the tournament stands to win a prize of $300,000, from a total prize pot of $1 million.

How is Blast Slam Performance Driving $OG Price?

The $OG token’s sudden increase to both price and trade volume is driven by the OG Esports team’s performance at Blast Slam 6. The OG team made it to the semi-finals of the competition, which attracts a large audience and has a prize pool of $1 million.

History shows that OG Esports’ progression in Esports tournaments tends to concentrate attention on the $OG Fan Token, resulting in intense trading periods and enormous price swings.

Esports is quickly growing from niche hobby to global business behemoth. The global Esports market is valued at $2.89 billion as of 2026, and the Esports fanbase is expected to hit 640 million people this year, according to industry research.

$OG Token Price History

Earlier this week, the $OG Fan Token climbed 45% in four days while trade volume increased by 2,284% on its way to the five-month high. The increase coincided with the OG team’s wins in the group stage of Blast Slam 6.

In the summer of 2025, the valuation of $OG increased by 540%, from $3.87 to $24.78, on its way to an all-time high. $OG became the first Esports Fan Token to reach a market cap of $100 million, and went on to announce a major partnership with Chiliz.

The past 30 days have been tumultuous for $OG. Seen below, the token lost 48.7% in January, before re-gaining 59%, and then losing 29% again. Ultimately, the token price remains 34% higher than it was ten days ago, as per data from Socios.com.

What’s Next for $OG?

The OG Esports team’s next match at Blast Slam 6 is on Feb. 14. The team’s opponents have yet to be decided, but with five days to go (as of time of writing), we can expect to see activity ramp up in the build-up to the semi-final.

The event-driven nature of the jump in volume, combined with previous examples, suggests the likelihood of the current run being short-term. However, with so much liquidity and with such volatile price swings, now could be the right time for short-term traders to make their plays.

Naturally, traders should do their own research and be prepared to handle the fast pace of the market.

Greg Thomson: Fan Tokens Market Reporter