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Cryptocurrency Ecosystem => NFTs & Collectibles => Topic started by: Micky on April 16, 2021, 06:39:07 PM
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Interestingly, Pele isn’t the first famous soccer player to join the NFT mania. As previously reported, FC Barcelona’s superstar Gerard Piqué became a Strategic Advisor at an NFT platform called Sorare just a few months after his team released the official Barca Fan Tokens.
NFTs also reached other sports, including some of the most prominent US leagues – NBA, MLB, and NFL. The football giant Tom Brady will release an NFT platform called Autograph later this year, aiming to develop personal unique digital artworks for other celebrities.
Toronto Blue Jays’ CEO, Mark Shapiro, outlined the potential for increasing fan interaction with NFTs and confirmed that the MLB is looking for ways to take advantage.
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Yeh. It is becoming very widespread. Especially Flow, Ethernity, and Chiliz are gonna dominate this kind of NFTs. Pelé, Tony Hawk, Muhammad Ali, Fernando Tatis Jr., NBA moments etc.