Group 1 - Ferrari is entering the cryptocurrency market through an innovative digital token program aimed at attracting tech-savvy young affluent individuals [1] - The token will allow top collectors to bid for ownership of the 499P race car, which has won the Le Mans 24-hour endurance race three times [1] - The project is part of a broader trend in the luxury goods sector, as brands seek to engage with the rapidly growing wealth of young tech entrepreneurs [1] Group 2 - Ferrari has previously taken steps into the cryptocurrency space by accepting Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDC stablecoin as payment for car purchases in the US and Europe [1] - The token issuance will be in collaboration with Italian fintech company Conio, targeting a select group of 100 core customers in the Hyperclub [1] - The project is set to launch in conjunction with the 2027 World Endurance Championship season [1] Group 3 - Conio is currently applying for relevant licenses based on new EU cryptocurrency regulations, indicating growth potential in this sector [2] - The cryptocurrency market has seen a recent surge in prices, with Bitcoin increasing by 60% over the past year, driven by notable figures including former President Trump [2] - Regulatory warnings highlight potential risks associated with lack of oversight and speculative trading in the cryptocurrency market [2]