It is also a good idea to use the nfts of Olympic record holders for exsports. For example, I would be delighted to purchase Carl Lewis's work.

Quote from: Feraye_deniz on December 24, 2021, 07:33:20 PM

Hopefully, the epidemic may be moved to the back burner of the world's preoccupation for a while, allowing exsports to reach a far broader audience in the coming year.

I agree with you. Aside from the events, contests, and activities that have been postponed or cancelled in the last two years, amateur athletes, in particular, have been unable to adequately practice. I am hopeful that the support Exsports has gained will provide a fresh impetus to the sports industry.

While Covid-19 wreaked havoc on the whole world economy, the sports industry suffered a 45 percent decline in value. If even powerful sponsors, clubs, or federations with substantial financial resources were thus adversely affected, imagine how much worse the situation must be for amateur athletes, trainers, and federations. If you are making an investment and you are a sports enthusiast, you should take these factors into consideration as well. Exsports can serve as a useful guidance for everyone of us in many situations.

Some people have commented that some nfts in exsports are prohibitively pricey. Guys, certain things are truly priceless, and if you truly appreciate something, you will make a small sacrifice in order to obtain it.

I completely concur for instance, Maradona's gold edition nfts are currently on sale. These are not everyday or common components. Even someone with little knowledge of the nft market may recognize this.

Nfts are being used in more and more places, which means that the number of nfts being created is likewise increasing. Exsports, I believe, has played an important role to the expansion of nft by including sports.

Paul Gerben, in conjunction with exsports, focuses on one of the most intriguing projects in the blockchain-based NFT sports industry, the world's first licensed Maradona NFT Collection, which features nine pieces of rare historical Maradona memorabilia.

According to information I discovered while conducting research, the collaboration between exSports and Paul Gerben will be part of the building of a metaverse museum featuring over 100,000 unique memorabilia items.

Ex-sports recently announced a partnership with Paul Gerben, a New York City-based artist and sculptor.

Exsports, one of the projects on my list, I feel will explode in 2022 because, based on what I've seen so far, They established a reputation for themselves by organizing numerous events and are preparing to launch the exs token shortly.