Are NFTs the Future of Tennis Fandom?

Are NFTs the Future of Tennis Fandom?

For a sport that is desperate to open itself up to compete with an ever-more saturated sports and entertainment market, creating a digital landscape for fans and building tennis-focused communities should be positive.

But can it afford the risk of marginalising a less affluent marketplace? And given the risks attached to the NFT and crypto markets and the high sums of money involved, one has to wonder if there's a better way.

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[hiddendiz]

For the average fan? Hell nah.
For the unhinged cryptobros/uber rich/wannabes? Unfortunately yes.

[theaviator]

NFTs are the biggest scam of this decade.