The round included everyone from Animoca Brands to Matt James from “The Bachelor.”
Nobody in the NBA knows crypto better than the Brooklyn Nets' point guard. Now he wants to sell you on Calaxy.
Spencer Dinwiddie has sold just nine of 90 shares of his contract, raising $1.4 million instead of the $13.5 million he'd intended.
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"I envision a world where a Kevin Hart token can trade for a Lebron James token can trade for a Serena Williams token," Spencer Dinwiddie said.
Crypto investors can "pledge" five different cryptos, including two stablecoins, to Cred and earn up to 10 percent interest in a new partnership with NBA star Spencer Dinwiddie.
The move follows a three-month tussle with the NBA, which initially claimed it represented a league violation.
Spencer Dinwiddie intends to begin selling tokenized shares of his contract starting Monday, Jan. 13.
Spencer Dinwiddie took a shot at tokenization, but the National Basketball Association blocked him.
Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie aims to raise $13.5 million by tokenizing part of his NBA contract. Will investors take the shot?