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GEM HUNTER 💎· 2025-12-08 16:02
RT THE HUNTER ✴️ (@TrueGemHunter)💎 @SCORProtocol keeps getting more interesting.🔸It is not only about fan engagement. They are building liquidity pools IP tools and smooth cross chain movement while bringing Sports into every chain.🔸With utility like Gems and SCOR ID they aim to create a full Sports focused multichain money system not just another small game.🔸 Your IP will not just sit there but actually move and work across chains.🔸Feels like one of the first real attempts to bring Sports liquidity into th ...
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GEM HUNTER 💎· 2025-12-08 15:42
RT THE HUNTER ✴️ (@TrueGemHunter)💎 @SCORProtocol keeps getting more interesting.🔸It is not only about fan engagement. They are building liquidity pools IP tools and smooth cross chain movement while bringing Sports into every chain.🔸With utility like Gems and SCOR ID they aim to create a full Sports focused multichain money system not just another small game.🔸 Your IP will not just sit there but actually move and work across chains.🔸Feels like one of the first real attempts to bring Sports liquidity into th ...
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GEM HUNTER 💎· 2025-12-08 15:33
Project Overview - SCORProtocol is evolving beyond fan engagement, focusing on building liquidity pools, IP tools, and cross-chain movement to integrate sports into various blockchains [1] - The project aims to establish a comprehensive, sports-centric, multi-chain financial system, utilizing utilities like Gems and SCOR ID [1] Technology and Innovation - SCORProtocol facilitates the movement and utilization of IP across different chains [1] - The project represents an initial effort to introduce sports liquidity into the broader on-chain ecosystem [1]
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Forbes· 2025-12-07 16:30
“Even though I love winning... I think it just took me a while to realize that your life is still going to be your life regardless of if you win or lose.”@CocoGauff, tennis player, spoke to Forbes about winning her first Grand Slam title. #ForbesUnder30https://t.co/e8L3DT968G https://t.co/TRE5D10o9s ...
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Forbes· 2025-12-05 17:01
The New York Mets signed @JuanSoto25_ to a 15-year, $765M contract ahead of the 2025 season.This deal is the largest contract in MLB history. Read more about the #ForbesUnder30 listers in the Sports category: https://t.co/J8kdDEfQDS 📸: Jim McIsaac via Getty Images https://t.co/eM9D9gHYZ6 ...
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Forbes· 2025-12-05 16:30
“Even though I love winning... I think it just took me a while to realize that your life is still going to be your life regardless of if you win or lose.”@CocoGauff, tennis player, spoke to Forbes about winning her first Grand Slam title. #ForbesUnder30https://t.co/e8L3DT9DYe https://t.co/xEQKFS6kLT ...
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Forbes· 2025-12-05 15:00
With a two-year, $41.2 million extension, @saquon set an NFL contract record for average annual value by a running back. Off the field, in addition to his traditional sponsorships, Barkley is a prolific investor. Read more: https://t.co/DeSLmwrbot #ForbesUnder30 📸: Emilee Chinn via Getty Images ...
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wale.moca 🐳· 2025-12-05 08:30
Patrick Evra is joining FDF as ambassador and investor, very cool.One of the great football players of the last decade.And also with a good perspective on crypto, I recommend watching this, he shares how in the beginning he was scared to touch it because of the scams around that he didn't want to attach his name to.Makes it even bigger that he now teamed up with FDFFootball.Fun (@footballdotfun):Introducing @Evra, our first athlete investor & ambassador. https://t.co/m3XEdyvWMt ...
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The Economist· 2025-12-04 22:00
“FIFA said the grandparents’ birth certificates were forged.” On “The Intelligence”, @ivishiknew explains a curious case involving Malaysian footballers https://t.co/Mi1HkHKP7H https://t.co/px4UFAGtC2 ...
With Hollywood strapped for cash, Saudi Arabia is re-emerging as a key financial backer
NBC News· 2025-12-04 20:11
Core Insights - The entertainment industry is increasingly attracted to Saudi Arabian financing as traditional funding sources diminish due to the Covid pandemic and recent strikes [2][3] - Saudi Arabia aims to develop its own film industry and is investing heavily in Hollywood, with potential financing for major media mergers and new content studios [6][12] Group 1: Saudi Financing in Hollywood - Many Hollywood stars are receiving substantial payments to attend events like the Red Sea Film Festival, with reports suggesting payments could reach up to $2.5 million [4][6] - Saudi investments are also linked to significant deals, including a $60 billion bid for Warner Bros Discovery and a $1 billion independent content studio [6][7] - The Saudi Film Fund has rebranded as Riviera Content, offering a 40% tax incentive for productions in the kingdom, as part of its strategy to attract global studios [12] Group 2: Industry Reactions and Concerns - The relationship between Hollywood and Saudi Arabia is complicated by the kingdom's human rights record, leading to hesitance among industry insiders to publicly discuss these financial ties [3][9] - Despite the allure of funding, many actors are choosing not to attend the Red Sea Film Festival, indicating a potential backlash against Saudi investments [20] - The entertainment industry is aware of the criticism surrounding Saudi investments, with some talent facing backlash for participating in events funded by the Saudi government [18][19]