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ALPINE to USDT Converter
1 ALPINE = 0.300294 USDT · updated 06:21 UTC
Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)
Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.Alpine F1 Team Fan Token Markets
Alpine F1 Team Fan Token Historical Data
About Alpine F1 Team Fan Token (ALPINE)
Alpine F1 Team Fan Token (ALPINE) is a digital fan-engagement token associated with BWT Alpine F1 Team within Binance’s fan-token programme. Binance lists ALPINE under the BEP-20 standard on BNB Chain and gives it a 40 million token supply cap. The token is designed for supporter activities rather than ownership in the racing team. FMchart shows ALPINE market history separately from racing results and fan-platform features, which can change under their own rules.
A token for Formula 1 supporters
ALPINE launched through Binance Launchpad in February 2022 as a token-enabled way for fans to engage with BWT Alpine F1 Team. Binance’s announcement described a partnership around fan privileges and brand experiences. A fan token is not a share in the team or its parent company, and it does not provide dividends or general control over racing decisions. The practical value of holding ALPINE depends on the current fan-token platform and the specific benefits it offers to eligible participants.
Polls and supporter engagement
Binance’s project report describes fan voting sessions as one of ALPINE’s intended engagement functions. These polls can provide a structured way for supporters to express preferences on selected topics, but they should not be mistaken for authority over technical, commercial or sporting decisions. Poll subjects, timing and eligibility are determined by each campaign. Check the current Binance Fan Token interface for open polls and terms rather than assuming that an activity described in a launch announcement is still available.
Collectibles and experience-based benefits
The published ALPINE materials discuss NFTs, fan rewards, signed merchandise and selected experiences connected to the team. Some features were described as future use cases in launch-era documents, so current availability needs confirmation. Access can depend on campaign timing, location, platform rules and token-holder eligibility. Owning ALPINE does not guarantee paddock access, tickets, signed items or a meeting with a driver. Treat benefit lists as a description of the platform model, not as a promise that every listed experience can be redeemed today.
BNB Chain and supply design
ALPINE is documented as a BEP-20 token on BNB Chain. Binance’s launch materials list a total supply of 40 million and describe the initial distribution, including a Launchpad allocation. Initial circulating supply is a historical snapshot and should not be confused with the amount currently available on exchanges. When moving tokens, verify the contract and the network supported by the destination wallet. A ticker or logo alone is not a reliable substitute for checking asset identity and deposit instructions.
Reading ALPINE market performance
FMchart’s composite chart can help compare ALPINE prices over time and inspect changes in supported market activity. Fan-token markets may respond to crypto-wide volatility, liquidity, team announcements and interest in Formula 1, but the chart cannot measure race performance or prove that a particular reward is active. Pair market data with current Binance and team announcements, noting their dates. Historical price moves describe past trading; they do not guarantee future returns or access to a fan experience.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Alpine F1 Team Fan Token (ALPINE) FAQ
What is ALPINE used for?
ALPINE is associated with BWT Alpine F1 Team and the Binance Fan Token platform. Binance’s materials describe fan polls, NFTs, rewards and selected experiences as intended use cases. Which benefits are available depends on current platform campaigns. ALPINE does not represent equity in the racing team, and holding the token does not guarantee tickets, signed merchandise or driver access.
Is ALPINE a share in Alpine F1 Team?
No. ALPINE is a fan utility token rather than an ownership share in the racing team or its parent company. It does not grant dividends or general control over sporting and commercial decisions. Token-based participation is limited to specific fan activities defined by the platform. The association with Formula 1 should not be interpreted as a legal claim on the team.
Which network supports ALPINE?
Binance’s project materials describe ALPINE as a BEP-20 token on BNB Chain. Before transferring it, verify the contract address and confirm that both the sending and receiving services support the same network. Exchange support can differ, and a ticker alone is not enough to identify the correct token. Follow current wallet instructions rather than relying on an old launch notice.
What is the total supply of ALPINE?
Binance’s launch materials list a total supply of 40 million ALPINE and describe the original Launchpad allocation. The initial circulating amount in a launch report is a historical snapshot, not necessarily the current market figure. Circulating supply can change as tokens are released or distributed. For a current comparison, use dated data and distinguish total supply from the liquid amount available to trade.
Can ALPINE holders vote on team decisions?
Binance’s project report describes fan voting sessions for ALPINE holders, but each poll sets its own scope and rules. Such participation is not equivalent to authority over race strategy, driver selection or the team’s business. Check the current fan-token platform for open polls, deadlines and eligibility. A historical launch announcement does not establish that a particular vote is active today.
Are ALPINE NFTs and rewards always available?
No. Binance’s materials describe NFTs, fan rewards and selected experiences, but some items were presented as future use cases in launch-era documentation. Availability can depend on campaign dates, location and eligibility. Holding ALPINE does not guarantee access to a reward or event. Confirm the current offer and redemption terms before relying on a feature mentioned in an older project overview.
What can the ALPINE chart tell me?
The chart can help compare ALPINE’s historical price path and available market activity. It cannot predict race outcomes or confirm whether a fan reward is open. Price may react to broader crypto conditions, liquidity and team-related news, but those links are not guaranteed. Combine the market series with current Binance and team announcements, and treat past performance as descriptive context.
What should I verify before transferring ALPINE?
Check the official token contract, the supported network and the receiving service’s current deposit instructions. Binance’s project materials identify ALPINE as a BEP-20 token on BNB Chain, but service options can vary. Confirm any deposit minimum and ensure the network matches on both sides. A ticker or logo alone cannot prevent a transfer to an unsupported address or chain.
What is the all-time high for ALPINE?
FMchart lists ALPINE's all-time high as $12.71, reached on Sep 30, 2025. This historical peak is a reference point, not a target or forecast. Different data providers may report different highs because of exchange coverage, price aggregation and the start of available history. Check the chart timeframe and market-data methodology before comparing the peak with a current quote.
How has ALPINE performed over its available FMchart history?
FMchart’s composite history for Alpine F1 Team Fan Token provides a dated record of market prices across supported sources. The available history can differ from individual exchange listings, so check the chart’s start date and timeframe before comparing returns. Historical performance is descriptive, not predictive, and cannot prove that the project’s current utility or user activity has increased.