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# Utility

**Check out $FEVR's page on Organya.world:** [**https://organya.world/fevr-token**](https://organya.world/fevr-token)

**Current use cases**

* [Buying packs](/realfevr/collectibles-marketplace/what-is-the-collectibles-marketplace/how-to-buy-packs.md): Packs can be purchased on our website during [Drops](/realfevr/collectibles-marketplace/what-is-the-collectibles-marketplace/what-are-drops.md). They contain our licensed digital collectibles, which you can only buy with [$FEVR token](/realfevr/usdfevr-token/what-is-usdfevr.md). &#x20;
* Buying [digital collectibles](/realfevr/collectibles-marketplace/what-is-the-collectibles-marketplace/what-are-realfevr-moments.md): Our moments can be purchased with either **$FEVR** or <mark style="color:yellow;">**BNB**</mark>.
* [Staking](/realfevr/usdfevr-token/what-is-usdfevr/staking-pools.md): You can deposit your tokens in staking pools and earn interest (choosing between fixed, flexible and LP flex available staking pools)
* Integration in [Organya](/realfevr/organya-the-game/what-is-organya.md): $FEVR is the main currency of Organya, our Web3 Sports Strategy game where RealFevr collectible moments become in-game items. To play some of the game modes, players buy tickets with **$FEVR** and receive token rewards.

**Upcoming use cases**

* [NFT Borrowing and Lending](/realfevr/collectibles-marketplace/what-is-the-collectibles-marketplace/nft-borrowing-and-lending.md): Users will be able to collect, borrow and lend our digital collectibles. When a user lends a collectible, he will get **$FEVR** as payment. When a user borrows a collectible, he will pay **$FEVR** to the lender. RealFevr will always keep a small fee from each transaction made.

... More features to bring additional **$FEVR** utilities are already in the works!


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