Spencer Dinwiddie
NBA Player Spencer Dinwiddie's Token Sale Hits 10% of $13.5M Goal
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.
Crypto Influencers Are Following the Beauty Playbook – Even if They Don't Know It
Here's how influencer marketing drives the crypto industry – especially for product sales like hardware wallets and debit cards.
The Brooklyn Nets' Spencer Dinwiddie Makes the Bull Case for Tokenizing Entertainers
"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.
How Spencer Dinwiddie Wants to Turn Athletes Into Businesses
NBA player Spencer Dinwiddie joins CoinDesk’s Zack Seward and Leigh Cuen to discuss on of the most exciting avenues towards mass adoption: tokenized contracts involving celebrities. The idea is: Dinwiddie will offer a regulated securities investment tied to his NBA contract and performance as an athlete.
Crypto Lender Cred Is Offering Investors 10% Interest With Spencer Dinwiddie Partnership
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.
NBA Player Spencer Dinwiddie Taps Broker-Dealer in Push to Tokenize Sports Contracts
The move follows a three-month tussle with the NBA, which initially claimed it represented a league violation.
Narrative Watch: The Hunt for Crypto's Killer App
As a Brooklyn Nets player tokenizes his contract, are income share agreements poised to break out as one of crypto’s killer apps?
NBA Player's Contract Tokenization Plan Can Move Forward: Reports
Spencer Dinwiddie intends to begin selling tokenized shares of his contract starting Monday, Jan. 13.
NBA Says Basketball Player Can't Tokenize His Contract After All
Spencer Dinwiddie took a shot at tokenization, but the National Basketball Association blocked him.
Spencer Dinwiddie Could Decentralize Pro Sports – If Accredited Investors Want In
Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie aims to raise $13.5 million by tokenizing part of his NBA contract. Will investors take the shot?