Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN Fan Token (SAUBER): Guide

Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN Fan Token uses the ticker SAUBER. Its name identifies it as a fan token associated with the Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN name, but public sources do not establish a specific current feature set or explain what holders can do with it. It is therefore best not to assume that SAUBER grants voting rights, access to events, merchandise benefits or any other particular perk without checking current official token information.

SAUBER is not listed as the native token of any blockchain. It is listed as issued on Chiliz, Solana and Base. That means the token can exist on more than one network, but does not by itself establish that balances can move freely between them. As with other cryptoassets, its market value can change, and ownership does not necessarily represent ownership in a racing team or give holders rights over its business.

SAUBER has a maximum supply of 10 million tokens, and its total supply is also listed as 10 million. The circulating supply is 2,861,541, so a portion of the maximum supply is not currently counted as circulating. Supply figures can change if tokens are released, moved into circulation or otherwise reclassified; check current project information before relying on them.

As of 2026-11-05, SAUBER was priced at about $0.0984, with a market capitalization of about $281,542 and a fully diluted valuation of about $983,883. Reported 24-hour trading volume was about $160,269. The price was down about 5.23% over seven days and 24.64% over one year. Its recorded all-time high was $12.92 on 2021-07-08, while its all-time low was $0.096514 on 2026-07-13. These are historical figures, not forecasts; market prices and trading activity can change quickly.

SAUBER is listed as issued on Chiliz, Solana and Base. It is not identified as the native asset of any of those chains. A token issued on multiple networks may have separate representations or contract addresses on each one, so a ticker match alone is not enough to confirm that a token, deposit address or withdrawal network is correct.

Before sending SAUBER, confirm which network the receiving wallet or exchange supports and select the same network on both sides of a transfer. Sending tokens over an unsupported network can make them difficult or impossible to recover. Do not assume that a balance on one chain automatically appears on another, or that a bridge is official. Use project information to verify the correct token details and transfer options. Network fees, wallet support and availability can differ, and an exchange may support SAUBER on only some of its issued chains.

SAUBER carries the usual risks of a cryptoasset. Its price may fall sharply, trading may become less active, and there is no guarantee that a buyer will be able to sell at a preferred price. The historical high and low show a wide range of past prices, but do not indicate where the token will trade in future. Market capitalization and reported volume are snapshots and can change from day to day.

There is also uncertainty about token-specific utility: the public facts described here do not confirm particular holder benefits or governance rights. A token’s name alone is not proof of an ongoing relationship, a guaranteed service or financial backing. Check current official project communications before relying on any claimed use. Network, exchange, smart-contract and custody problems can create additional losses. This information is for general research, not a recommendation to buy or sell. Consider whether you understand the risks and can afford a potential loss before dealing with any cryptoasset.

SAUBER can be held in a wallet that supports the token on the specific network where your tokens are issued. Check the wallet’s network and token support before transferring funds; do not rely on the ticker alone, since similar names or symbols can be used by unrelated assets. If you use an exchange, review its supported withdrawal and deposit networks and follow its instructions carefully.

For self-custody, protect the wallet’s recovery phrase and private keys. Keep them offline and private, and never share them with someone claiming they need them to release tokens or provide support. A wallet provider cannot necessarily restore access if you lose your recovery phrase. Consider a small test transfer when appropriate, while accounting for network fees. For larger holdings, think through device security, backup arrangements and the consequences of losing access. These steps reduce avoidable custody mistakes but cannot remove market or technical risk.