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NBA Partners With CryptoKitties Maker to Create A Blockchain Game

NBA Players Association, announced the coming launch of its new blockchain based game NBA Top Shot, a home for blockchain-based digital collectibles. The NBA Top Sho game players will be able to purchase digital using blockchain technology. NBA Players Association partnered with startup Dapper Labs (The makers of CryptoKitties) to create the new platform to allow users to buy, sell and trade digital video clips, according to a report by Yahoo Finance.

The idea is for fans to buy and trade unique digital video clips that commemorate “in-game moments from the NBA season, such as a Kevin Durant 3-point shot or Joel Embiid dunk,” the NBA says in a press release.

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