Ever wanted to own an NBA highlight? Now you can. - The Hustle

The main takeaways from NBA Top Shot transcend the highlight numbers. What’s most interesting to me is that it’s a prime example of an NFT-based platform partnering with a mainstream organization and bringing NFTs to the masses. To do that, they’ve abstracted away the crypto -- they don’t mention “NFTs” or “crypto” on the homepage -- and instead fo... See more

With a digital trading trading Moment on NBA TopShot as an example , you have all the fun, none of those risks and the value is still set by the same laws of supply and demand.

High-level sport is born from the passion of the fans. Athletes would never have earned so much money if people did not support them. We must not let basketball become just a business, because it is not, basketball is a passion. The affinity between the teams and the fans is the basis for success.Blockchain is a tool that will empower the user at a... See more

That said, NFTs will face an asymptote from crypto adoption and affordability. NBA TopShot and Fractional are steps in the right direction, and no doubt more innovation will come to make NFTs more accessible to a wider group of people while retaining the benefits of scarcity, or replacing scarcity with other benefits, like community.

Dapper has built NBA Top Shot into one of the most widely used Web3 apps by abstracting away any notion of a blockchain. Everbloom is using a similar approach for a mobile first NFT experience and we believe that this sets them up well to reach true mainstream adoption.