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Overview
ICO Opening Date
Nov 21st, 2017
ICO Closing Date
Dec 1st, 2017
Description
SportyFi is the first decentralized sports ecosystem connecting athletes, clubs and organizations directly with fans and investors. Based on the Ethereum platform, SportyFi aims to disrupt the world of sports financing with the digital world of virtual currencies, opening new possibilities for individual athletes and sport organizations to raise sports funds on a global scale. SportyFi‘s Smart Manager Platform will enable donations, detailed sponsorship smart contracts of various types, as well as complex investment smart contracts, where an athlete, a club or another sports organization will offer a long-term deal for a share of their future income or other revenue stream in exchange for an upfront investment.
Technology
Blockchain Platform
Ethereum
Team
Members
Marko Filej - Co-founder, CEO
Simon Zgavec - Co-founder, Legal & Compliance
Tomaz Cepon - Co-founder
Amir Huskic - CTO
Blaz Carli - Lead Developer
Sladana Cevriz - Community Coordinator
Romina Kavcic - Design Strategy
Mitja Ribic - Frontend Developer
Soni Makarovic - User Experience
Neva Omerzu - Content Manager
Tomislav Mucic - Blockchain Consultant
Igor Zgonc - Blockchain Consultant
Andrej Plankar - Blockchain Consultant
Peter Sepetavc - Marketing Strategy & PR Consultant
Jaka Mele - Blockchain Specialist
Advisors
Noriaki Kasai - Ski Jumping Legend
Savo Milosevic - Former Football Player
Primoz Brezec - Former NBA Player, Basketball Scout
Spela Pretnar - Former Alpine Skier
Vasja Bajc - Ski Jumping Coach
Mitja Ruzzier, PhD - Professor of Entrepreneurship
Vuk Brajovic - Media & Communications Professional
Diego Moya - Founder of Entrenar.me
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SportyFi News
December 11th, 2017
Having raised over $5 million through its crowdsale, decentralized sports platform SportyFi is all set to launch its SPF token on different exchanges.
November 28th, 2017
SportyFi, the decentralized sports investment and funding ecosystem, has decided to take the rise in ETH value into account for all SPF Token Crowdsale contributors – existing and upcoming.
November 23rd, 2017
The project, which is supported by legendary footballer Roberto Carlos and bitcoin advocate Charlie Shrem, has managed to overcome its soft cap in just the first few hours of the crowdsale.
November 20th, 2017
SportyFi, decentralized sports and investment ecosystem, has presented an alpha preview of their upcoming platform. The platform is on track for a Q1 2018 launch, and SportyFi is having a Token Crowdsale on Tuesday, November 21, starting at 13:00 (1pm) UTC and lasting for up to 17 days.
November 14th, 2017
The new blockchain-based startup continues to recruit biggest sportsmen who will help to guide the future development of its sports platform.
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October 2nd, 2019
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