Blockchain has transitioned from arena sponsorships to mission-critical stadium infrastructure. Sport has enabled blockchain’s mainstream moment. Opinion by: Dima Saksonov, founder and CEO of Atleta NetworkThe sports industry has become the distribution channel for blockchain’s mainstream moment. Leagues, teams and venues are running verifiable ticketing, identity and rights-management systems as mission-critical infrastructure that operates at stadium scale.This shift has positioned sports organizations as decisive buyers that carry blockchain into everyday fan experiences.Read more Blockchain has transitioned from arena sponsorships to mission-critical stadium infrastructure. Sport has enabled blockchain’s mainstream moment. Opinion by: Dima Saksonov, founder and CEO of Atleta NetworkThe sports industry has become the distribution channel for blockchain’s mainstream moment. Leagues, teams and venues are running verifiable ticketing, identity and rights-management systems as mission-critical infrastructure that operates at stadium scale.This shift has positioned sports organizations as decisive buyers that carry blockchain into everyday fan experiences.Read more
Blockchain has earned its place in sports as core infrastructure
2025/11/02 21:30
Blockchain has transitioned from arena sponsorships to mission-critical stadium infrastructure. Sport has enabled blockchain’s mainstream moment.
Opinion by: Dima Saksonov, founder and CEO of Atleta Network
The sports industry has become the distribution channel for blockchain’s mainstream moment. Leagues, teams and venues are running verifiable ticketing, identity and rights-management systems as mission-critical infrastructure that operates at stadium scale.
This shift has positioned sports organizations as decisive buyers that carry blockchain into everyday fan experiences.
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