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New York set to pilot IBM’s blockchain-based health app across the state to confirm an individual's vaccination or recent negative COVID-19 test. The app was first tested in a Brooklyn Nets basketball game earlier this month.
2021-3-5 22:43 | |
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Vancouver-based Dapper Labs has raised $12 million in its latest financing round with additional backing from Coinbase ventures and Distributed Global. Its existing investors include Andreessen Horowitz and Samsung NEXT.
2020-8-8 18:19 | |
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Brooklyn Nets star Spencer Dinwiddie’s offering of tokenized shares in his NBA contract concluded after only raising 10% of its target.
2020-7-23 08:53 | |
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Разыгрывающий баскетбольной команды Brooklyn Nets организовал сбор средств на GoFundMe. Он надеется собрать 2625,8 BTC от фанатов. Звезды собирают криптовалюты на благотворительность Игрок NBA Спенсер Динвидди запустил страницу GoFundMe, на которой он надеется собрать 2625,8 BTC, или примерно 24 632 630 долларов, от своих поклонников во время карантина.
2020-5-21 11:28 | |
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NBA player Spencer Dinwiddie wants his fans to put their Bitcoin where their mouth is. The Brooklyn Nets point guard has launched a GoFundMe page in which he’s looking to raise 2,625. 8 BTC, or approximately $24,632,630, from his fans during the quarantine.
2020-5-17 20:20 | |
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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.
2020-5-12 01:38 | |
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Crypto lending and borrowing firm, Cred, has signed an agreement with NBA Brooklyn Nets basketball star and tech entrepreneur Spencer Dinwiddie to enhance crypto lending. Cred rolled out a new post on their website to encourage Dinwiddie's fans to start using their current holdings to earn interest.
2020-3-20 21:06 | |
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Four Brooklyn Nets players have tested positive for COVID-19, including Kevin Durant. Is it possible they contracted it, not from the Utah Jazz, but the Boston Celtics? While this is just a theory, the evidence is compelling.
2020-3-18 02:12 | |
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Spencer Dinwiddie, a point guard for the Brooklyn Nets, is set to become the first sports player to tokenize their contract and sell it as an investment vehicle. Dinwiddie’s contract will be sold as bonds on Ethereum and bondholders will be able to claim his income via the contract.
2020-1-14 14:00 | |
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The news that Brooklyn Nets star Spencer Dinwiddie was to roll out an Ethereum-based investment vehicle for his own contract took the NBA and crypto communities by surprise. Disregarding an NBA threat to ban him from the professional basketball league, the 26-year-old point guard – who tellingly describes himself as “a tech guy with a […] The post NBA Star Spencer Dinwiddie Just Tokenized His Own Contract appeared first on Bitcoin News.
2020-1-14 02:30 | |
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As a Brooklyn Nets player tokenizes his contract, are income share agreements poised to break out as one of crypto’s killer apps?
2020-1-14 23:00 | |
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Игрок американской баскетбольной команды Brooklyn Nets Спенсер Динвидди сегодня, 13 января, выпустит через платформу DREAM облигации, связанные с его контрактом.
2020-1-13 10:34 | |
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Brooklyn Nets’ Spencer Dinwiddie carries out launch plans for tokenized security, expected by Jan. 13, in collaboration with Securitize
2020-1-12 20:48 | |
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It looks like Brooklyn Nets’ guard Spencer Dinwiddie’s contract will be tokenized after all, even if the NBA pushed back the player’s plan to come up with a tokenization platform especially developed for entertainers.
2020-1-11 21:45 | |
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Kyrie Irving's numbers are stellar, but the Brooklyn Nets are struggling. Is the Nets' new superstar the cause of their labors? The post Kyrie Irving Is Destroying the Nets’ Winning Culture Right Before Our Eyes appeared first on CCN.com
2019-11-23 00:37 | |
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Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie is creating a revenue-sharing platform allowing professional sports players to tokenize themselves as debt securities, starting with an offering of his own Ethereum-based “Professional Athlete Investment Tokens” (PAInT) as early as this week, ESPN reported.
2019-10-23 21:01 | |
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Tron founder and CEO Justin Sun are now endorsing Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie’s shoes. Sun will be paying 8.2 Bitcoin that the basketball player has pledged to donate to his charity. Dinwiddie wears a fresh pair of custom sneakers at every game, then auctions them and gives a portion of his proceeds to the […]
2019-10-1 23:01 | |
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Spencer Dinwiddie took to Twitter saying he was disappointed by the NBA’s decision to block his proposed digital investment vehicle. Dinwiddie was referring to the basketball league’s move to block his plan to tokenize and sell shares in his contract citing policy violation, as BeInCrypto has previously reported on.
2019-9-29 07:18 | |
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NBA Not Too Pleased With Crypto Contract Concept Earlier this week, Spencer Dinwiddie, a prominent player of the NBA franchise, the Brooklyn Nets, revealed to media and Twitter that he would be tokenizing a portion...
2019-9-29 22:00 | |
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Spencer Dinwiddie, Brooklyn Nets player was informed that he will not be allowed to tokenize his contract as per the New York Times report. Dinwiddie earlier had shared his plans about creating a $D8 tokens offered by his company DREAM Fan Shares that would see the player sell a portion of his contract to accredited […]
2019-9-28 17:33 | |
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The NBA notified Brooklyn Nets’ player Spencer Dinwiddie that he cannot tokenize his $34 million contract
2019-9-29 15:24 | |
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Brooklyn Nets Player Teams Up With Tron Like the project or hate it, Tron (TRX) has done quite the job in securing endorsements, deals, and so on with large celebrities and firms. Project founder Justin...
2019-9-28 21:41 | |
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On Sept 13th, it was reported that Brooklyn Nets point guard Herbert Spencer Dinwiddie plans to convert his $34 million contract into digital tokens. The move permits the NBA player to receive a payment as investors purchase the digital asset.
2019-9-27 17:48 | |
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Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie aims to raise $13.5 million by tokenizing part of his NBA contract. Will investors take the shot?
2019-9-27 23:45 | |
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On September 13th, CCN reported that Brooklyn Nets point guard Spencer Dinwiddie plans to convert his $34 million contract into digital tokens. The move allows the NBA player to receive a lump sum payment as investors purchase the digital asset.
2019-9-20 18:00 | |
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Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie is reportedly set to turn his three-year, $34 million contract into a blockchain tokenized bond. Investors will be able to put money into the contract and earn interest based on his basketball performance.
2019-9-17 00:51 | |
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Spencer Dinwiddie of the Brooklyn Nets is reportedly planning to tokenize his $34 million NBA contract
2019-9-17 21:30 | |
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Professional basketball player for the Brooklyn Nets Spencer Dinwiddie has opted to turn his National Basketball Association (NBA) contract into a tokenized bond. Investors will be able to invest in the security and earn interest based on Dinwiddie’s performance on the field of play, reports The Athletic on September 12, 2019.
2019-9-15 16:51 | |
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An NBA basketball player for the Brooklyn Nets, Spencer Dinwiddie, is converting his multi-million dollars contract into a digital token investment vehicle, according to The Athletic’s sources. Dinwiddie To Securitize NBA Contract The disruptive effects of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology are permeating all industries and sectors, including the world of sports.
2019-9-14 22:18 | |
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Brooklyn Nets point guard Spencer Dinwiddie is playing a different kind of game. Last year, in a story about his love for bitcoin, Dinwiddie told Bleacher Report, “I got a lot of ideas. But I can't give it all to you because I haven't even started them yet.
2019-9-14 21:37 | |
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Advantages of cryptocurrencies are being realized by heavy-weights because of its secure and high return value. In line with this, Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie is moving ahead with converting his existing contract into a digital investment vehicle.
2019-9-13 13:00 | |
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