Gamers Spent Average $816 on F1 Delta Time Crate Sale

Animoca Brands brings in a total of 364 thousand dollars

Gamers and investors have spend 816 dollars on average on the F1 Delta Time crate sale that ended on Tuesday. Overall Animoca Brands sold 2375 crates, bringing in a total of 364.270 dollars. As a result the blockchain gaming company managed to sell a little under 37 percent of their total crate supply during the pre-sale that started on February 25th.

Even though F1 Delta Time uses the official Formula 1 license, the pre-sale didn’t reach mainstream numbers of users. In total only 446 unique wallets bought these crates. Those are not the numbers you would expect. In 2019 Formula 1 attracted 1.9 billion television viewers worldwide.

The biggest Formula 1 countries in the world in terms of cumulative audiences are Brazil, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom and The Netherlands. According to Formula1.com Poland and the Middle East and North Africa have seen a big increase as well. Three out of these countries have quite a strong adoption of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, and yet there are less then 500 people who bought a crate.

Too expensive pre-sale

Perhaps the minimum investment into F1 Delta Time was a bit too much. The cheapest…