What sparks will the fan economy create when it meets Blockchain? MEET48, a Web3 community focused on the entertainment sector, has the answer – their second "Best 7: Stage of Light" voting event is here.

The event lasts for nearly two months, and fans can earn limited voting tickets by completing daily tasks, or directly exchange IDOL tokens for them. Each vote is cast for the idols of SNH48 Group, and the top seven in the final ranking will receive official rewards, while the top three will unlock luxurious benefits such as studio song production, overseas travel Vlog shooting, and themed photo shoots.

Does it sound familiar? But this time the gameplay runs entirely on the blockchain.

The data from the last event was quite explosive: the total number of votes exceeded 697 million, their voting Dapp ranked first in DappBay's social applications and reached third place in DappRadar's social category. Even more astonishingly, this wave of operations directly brought 3.39 million registered users to the platform, with on-chain transaction volume reaching 32.78 million, and the number of active wallet addresses reaching 1.18 million.

What do these numbers hide? Essentially, it has completely transformed the traditional fan voting process into a blockchain-based system—every vote can be traced on the chain, and voting tickets have become tradable digital assets. The participation of fans is recorded on the Blockchain. The champion idol from the last session not only received promotional resources from the platform and opportunities for overseas performances but also gained rights for music video production and global promotion.

Can Web3 entertainment really work? The case of MEET48 at least proves one point: when you move voting rights, participation, and incentive mechanisms onto the blockchain, fan economy can indeed create new tricks.