Hello everyone,
I’ve had my share of ups and downs in crypto, losing $200K recently but making $600K a few years back. Like many of you, I see crypto as a gamble, but I’m fascinated by its potential. I’m not a pro investor, but I’m passionate about exploring the technology and what can be done with it.
My main expertise lies in building startups. I’ve launched several, some failed, others succeeded, giving me experience in scaling businesses. Now, I’m working on something entirely new, mainstreaming Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization through a DAO focused on athletes’ careers.
The vision is to let people globally invest in and support athletes while being part of their journey.Here’s the idea: athletes tokenize a portion of their career earnings, and in return, they commit to sharing a percentage of those earnings with the community and investors who supported them. Unlike speculative crypto trading, this offers a more predictable and meaningful way to engage with blockchain.
I’m looking for up to 100 experienced investors to join our early testing phase. This isn’t about raising funds, I’m offering early access to the platform and tokens for participation. I don’t need money; the project has already secured several million USD in funding, and we’re beyond that stage.
My goal is to ensure a successful launch by collaborating with people who share this vision and can provide valuable feedback.The company is registered in Dubai, and we’re in the process of obtaining a VARA license, with plans to secure additional licenses required for listing.
I’ve also spoken with Binance contacts who’ve given us a green light for a listing when we are ready. Now, we’re ready to take this project out of the basement and scale it up.If you’re interested, drop a comment with your questions or DM me for early access.
I’ll provide tokens you can use to invest in athletes’ careers on the platform.
P.S. it will take at least six months that athletes can list their carriers for tokenisation. We have so far 100+ pro athletes in the queue.
