Recently, I discovered that Valktech is on the octopus ventures watchlist for defi

I don't understand why people would voluntarily put their hard-earned money into ventures that don't make any sense to begin with. The mere examination of their nft collection will reveal to them that they must be a part of exsports.

Maradona is the only topic of conversation I've heard about ex-sports. The time has come for Exsports to put its marketing efforts into action. The year 2022 should be the year of ex-sports.

It was exsports that brought the idea to fruition.With the addition of more sports and more local athletes in the next several months, I'm confident that it will take off.

Having to wade through ridiculous whitelists of exceedingly ordinary investment proposals that keep making the same claims is quite monotonous. I only recently become a member of the exsports community, but it was evident to me that they make a significant difference in the industry. Even the donation system that they have set up specifically for young athletes is rather remarkable.

I agree with you. Supporting young athletes or under funded and little known sports federations is a brilliant idea, and one that should be encouraged. Even more intriguing is the prospect of imagining what kind of organization Exsports will evolve into in the near future!

As I understand it, blockchain is a mechanism for recording information in such a way that it is difficult or impossible to edit, hack, or defraud the system. With exsports, I entered this fascinating and strange world:) In summary, I strive to keep up with technology while also having fun with my own hobby:)

Because I'm a non-professional athlete, I believe that exsports will open doors for me in 2022.

I want to save nfts to invest in the future, but I have something else on my mind. Why would we want to have nfts of unpopular people or institutions? I follow exsports because I believe it is more trustworthy, and I am considering collecting nft collections from my favorite sports.