Question 1

What is JUV?

Accepted Answer

JUV is an official fan token associated with Juventus Football Club, issued through a collaboration between Socios and the club. It is a crypto asset for fan engagement; it does not represent equity in Juventus or grant holders dividends, financial returns, or voting rights over the club's corporate, management, or strategic matters.

Question 2

What can holding JUV be used for?

Accepted Answer

JUV's primary use is participation in fan-engagement activities, with the possibility of receiving corresponding experiences and rewards. The white paper lists potential uses including dApps, NFTs and digital collectibles, related merchandise, loyalty programs, hospitality and ticketing benefits, matchday experiences, and club merchandise; these are types of benefits that the platform or partners may provide, not fixed entitlements automatically received by every holder. Whether benefits are available usually depends on the timing, eligibility, inventory, and platform rules of the specific activity. Holders retain ownership of their tokens when using these features, but JUV itself is not a tool for payment or value transfer; therefore, participating in benefit activities and using the token as a payment method are two different things.

Question 3

What do JUV voting rights include and exclude?

Accepted Answer

JUV can be used to participate in non-managerial fan votes or interactions, but such votes do not amount to making decisions on Juventus corporate matters. The white paper expressly excludes holders' rights to vote on the management, corporate, or strategic matters of the club, issuer, or affiliated entities; the key to understanding JUV is distinguishing fan participation rights from corporate governance rights.

Question 4

How were unsold tokens handled after JUV's initial issuance?

Accepted Answer

JUV was issued in November 2019 through a collaboration between Socios Services Limited and Juventus. The white paper states that after the initial public offering, the reserve of unsold JUV that had not then entered circulating supply was transferred in January 2021 to its Swiss affiliate, Socios Technologies AG, which became responsible for subsequent sales and distribution. The initial public offering, unsold reserves, and tokens that later circulated are distinct measures: the public offering describes the portion offered to the public at that time, while the reserve transfer describes a change in management responsibility for unsold tokens; neither directly indicates circulating supply or an individual's holdings at a particular time.

Question 5

Which chain does JUV run on?

Accepted Answer

JUV is a permissionless blockchain token based on the CAP20 standard. The white paper describes its technical operating environment as Chiliz Chain; records on that chain allow the token to be identified, transferred, or used for supported interactive functions on the relevant network and compatible services. Being associated with a network does not mean every wallet, application, or activity supports JUV. Before transferring in, transferring out, or connecting a service, the network in use and platform support must be verified; sending assets to an incompatible network may make them unusable as intended.

Question 6

Does JUV provide returns or principal protection?

Accepted Answer

JUV's value and usability are not supported by club financial proceeds, deposit protection, or investor compensation mechanisms. The white paper warns that this crypto asset may partially or completely lose value and may not always be transferable or liquid; there is no fixed-return relationship promised by the white paper between fan activities, token trading, and asset price.

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