Building the New Web3 Athlete & Fan Experience
summary
Platform launches MLB digital collectibles with dynamic MLB Icons that update stats and link to real-world experiences, deploy a burn-to-earn mechanic to reduce supply and drive game theory, and track daily turnover, Discord activity and secondary-market trades as core metrics. Talent shops athletes into gaming and creator roles to monetize fandom. Coinbase pushes an easy on-ramp via a wallet with payment source and partners with leagues; Epic Games Store hosts the first blockchain-built game.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:04Athlete fandom
- 4:33Web3 engagement
- 8:08MLB collectibles
- 9:57Coinbase NFT
- 12:24Digital collectibles
- 13:50Web3 adoption
- 15:59Esports trends
- 17:22Community metrics
- 18:45Crypto culture
- 19:49Collaboration traits
- 22:14Web3 partnerships
- 25:52Advice for newcomers
- 28:44Experimenting
- 29:07Follow projects
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