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South Korean organisation T1 Entertainment & Sports has announced a partnership between T1’s DOTA2 team and NFT marketplace, Swappable. Per an official post on the Swappable website, T1 fans will soon be able to purchase ‘exclusive digital collectables and T1 history’. The first T1 NFT drop...

Supported by: Blocksport NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, hold many innovative opportunities that were previously bound to the physical world. Blockchain technology opened a new market for limited-edition images, videos and digital artwork. It also created a new revenue source for individuals and companies, including traditional sports and...

London-based esports organisation Fnatic has announced a 5-year deal with cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com worth $15 million (~£10.8 million). The partnership will see the cryptocurrency site become Fnatic’s inaugural Global Cryptocurrency Partner. Image credit: Fnatic / Crypto.com RELATED: Fnatic COO Glen Calvert announces departure The partnership marks Crypto.com’s entrance into...