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Volume 26 No. 25
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NBA Rules Nets' Dinwiddie Unable To Sell Shares In His Contract

September 30, 2019
The NBA notified Nets G Spencer Dinwiddie that he "cannot use his contract as a digital investment vehicle," according to Marc Stein of the N.Y. TIMES. Dinwiddie last week announced that he "planned to go public with an '$SD8' token offered by his company DREAM Fan Shares that would enable investor...
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