Four Green Weeks and ACM Is Back in the Spotlight Again

• The ACM token shows green weekly candles and rising volume after hitting its all-time low earlier in February 2025.
• Football and crypto integration deepens with ACM’s rebound and major blockchain moves across top clubs.

The AC Milan (ACM) football club fan token is starting to show early momentum after hitting an all-time low. In recent weeks, the token has recorded four consecutive weeks in the green zone. In fact, the price of ACM has managed to break through the low that was created on February 3, 2025. Crypto analyst Master Ananda stated that the buying volume has also increased, indicating a great potential for a price revival.

ACM Looks Ready to Bounce After Historic Lows

Furthermore, after the first major low occurred in February 2025, the daily buying volume immediately set a record high in the history of this token. Then, in late March, the volume rose drastically again and has remained above average until now.

Before that period, ACM’s trading volume was very small—except for one moment in August 2022, when the token reached its highest peak. Since then, ACM has entered its longest bearish phase ever. Many, nevertheless, think that a protracted downtrend like this will often be followed by an upward trend that is also not brief.

Just imagine if you could buy a token of a legendary football club when everyone was doubting. That’s what Ananda meant when he said that the best time to buy is when the price is low and close to the support point. According to his prediction, ACM has the potential to skyrocket by 433% in the future.

Football Clubs and the Crypto Space Are Becoming Inseparable

On the other hand, it’s not just AC Milan that is getting a touch of crypto. The wave of integration between the world of football and blockchain technology is increasingly unstoppable.

In April 2025, Tether—the largest stablecoin company—increased its shareholding in Juventus to more than 10%. They now hold 6.18% of the voting rights in the club. This is not a small step, but proof of a long-term commitment to the football industry.

Still from the world of Italian football, CNF previously also reported that FIFA President Gianni Infantino had announced plans to explore the launch of an official token called FIFA Coin.

They want to increase global fan engagement through blockchain. Although there are no complete details about the mechanism, this step clearly shows that the world’s largest football federation is starting to see the potential of crypto technology.

In addition, PSG doesn’t want to be left behind. The French elite club launched an ultra-exclusive Silver Card in April that gives holders access to rare experiences: private dining, pitchside viewing and entry into PSG’s exclusive global community. All powered by blockchain technology from Matchain.

If that wasn’t enough, earlier this year crypto exchange CoinW partnered with LaLiga as a regional crypto partner. Meanwhile, in England, eighth-tier Real Bedford FC have received a £3.5 million injection of funding from crypto billionaire twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss.

They want to take the club to the professional leagues, with the concept of a “bitcoin club” developed by Peter McCormack, the club’s owner and crypto podcaster.