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EDF Subsidiary Exaion Joins Chiliz Chain as Validator, Bringing Expertise in Energy Efficiency and Technology

Exaion, EDF subsidiary, joins Chiliz Chain as validator, bringing expertise in energy efficiency and technology.

The partnership aims to leverage Exaion’s digital transformation strength to enhance the Chiliz blockchain, optimizing fan-club interactions.

After PSG, Exaion is the new big name securing the Chiliz network, promoting the issuance and trading of fan tokens for renowned football clubs.

Exaion, a subsidiary of the French giant EDF, makes its entry as a validator on the Chiliz Chain network. This collaboration opens a new chapter for Chiliz, an avant-garde platform in the world of fan tokens, which seeks to strengthen its infrastructure through Exaion’s expertise in the energy and technology sectors.

Validators play a crucial role in securing the blockchain network by verifying transactions and authorizing smart contracts. This critical function not only supports the reliability and transparency of the network, but also provides a source of income through node operation.

A strategic partnership for innovation

Exaion stands out in the digital landscape for its commitment to digital transformation, offering solutions in cloud and blockchain, while emphasizing the energy efficiency of data centers. The association with Chiliz fits into a logic of valuing these skills, with the aim of contributing to a greener and more efficient management of the blockchain.

Fatih Balyeli, co-founder of Exaion, highlights the importance of this initiative as being in perfect harmony with the company’s vision: shaping the future of digital engagement.

The engagement of big football names

Socios.com, thanks to its innovative platform, has succeeded in developing fan tokens for some of the world’s biggest football clubs such as FC Barcelona, Manchester City, Juventus, and Paris Saint-Germain. Recently, PSG itself joined the ranks of validators on the Chiliz Chain, becoming the first football club to take on this role.

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