Father and son create platform for U of Illinois athletes to receive compensation by selling NFTs of themselves

By cineramaDecember 2, 2022NFT

Steve Thayer (right) and his son Ryan Thayer founded NextName to sell digital collectible images of college athletes and teams, which provide a financial support to players. Steve Thayer […]

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Father and son create platform for U of Illinois athletes to receive compensation by selling NFTs of themselves

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