The NBA says Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie can’t sell shares in his contract, squashing plans the athlete announced earlier this week. Dinwiddie, a crypto supporter and Bitcoin fan, was planning to sell tokenized shares of his three-year $34.36 million NBA contract on his new Ethereum-based platform, called “DREAM Fan Shares. Set to launch in […]The post Crypto Twitter Snaps Back As NBA Rejects Spencer Dinwiddie’s Tokenized Security appeared first on The Daily Hodl.
