Spencer Dinwiddie
The Disruptor
Contrarian and drawn to the edge; challenges the settled answer.
Spencer Dinwiddie reads as The Disruptor because his instinct is to bet on systems that do not yet exist. Passed over despite McDonald's All-American status, he clawed into the NBA on conviction alone, then attempted something no player had tried, tokenizing his own NBA contract on the blockchain.
“If fans spend their money, we all have jobs. If they don't, then we don't. It's that simple, like from an economics perspective, no billionaire is buying an NBA team if it wasn't a revenue generating entity. At the end of the day, that's what it is.”
“What we discovered, I guess, from our side of things is that, you know, There are, you know, there is a big need and a big want, actually, to understand this technology, right? Like we're not the only ones. And now Spencer being one of the trailblazers in the entertainment industry to really be one of the early adopters of it.”
“Yeah, I mean, on that note, I think you tested something that's good. Content creation is much more prevalent. But the two factors that I think make this an actual functioning ecosystem, and this really has nothing to do with technology, but it's the reason why it's going to be easier for me to secure.”
“Kind of reference each. Creator, each demographic, each subsection of this entertainment industry has their ways to monitor. You know, TikTok star is going to do it completely different than a YouTuber. It's going to do it different than a gamer. It's going to do it different than a basketball.”
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