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  16 September, 2022

  Prediction markets and Blockchain

  Markets for predictions are not new. Since ancient times, people have placed wagers on how certain future events will turn out. Additionally, the term “the wisdom of crowds” was first used in early 20th-century England.

  Around 800 villagers in Plymouth, England, were asked to estimate the weight of an ox in a competition that took place in 1906–1907, according to Sir Francis Galton, a physicist, and mathematician from Birmingham and a relative of Charles Darwin. Galton noted that while each estimate was either too high or too low, the median was within 0.8% of the weight determined by the competition’s judges. The median estimate was spot on.

  Prediction markets are exchanges where people can trade predictions about certain events. Consider the stock or cryptocurrency markets, but with events.

  Typically, prediction markets are binary, providing two fungible assets for a certain market (think “Yes” or “No”). These assets fluctuate in value between 0% and 100% (or $0 and $1), with the current market price serving as the opinion of the mass market.

  Investors who acquired shares of the anticipated outcome are compensated $1 for each share they held when the anticipated outcome materializes. Similar to long-established public equity markets, prediction market players are primarily motivated by profit, with knowledge as a byproduct of their forecasting activities.

   

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  07 July, 2022

  NFT IN THE E-COMMERCE MODULE

  Now it's about the Top scorer of Krylya Sovetov - Sergei Kornilenko. Today he is a Belarusian professional football coach and a former player who played as a striker

  You may reserve this item right now in the E-commerce module or buy them on a Rarible marketplace

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  05 July, 2022

  NEW NFT COLLECTION

  The new NFT Collection was produced in collaboration with our athlete Alexei Sutormin. We presented his Achievements in the NFT format. Tokens made on Polygon network

  Aleksei Sutormin is a Russian football player. He plays as a midfielder, mainly a winger, for Zenit St. Petersburg and as a captain of the Russian national football team

  You may reserve these items right now here in the E-commerce module or buy them on a Rarible marketplace

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  10 June, 2022

  PERSONAL TRAINING WITH POKER PRO

  Denis Puisha held a poker training session for a member of our community yesterday.

  Denis Puisha is a professional poker player with seven years of experience. Denis has played in more than 20,000 tournaments; he has an 8.3% ROI, and his net profit for all time is more than $ 15,000.

  Training statistics:

  Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes.

  Tournament type: Sit and Go.

  Profit per session: 29% of the bankroll

  Denis analyzed the most complicated hands, helped to improve the pre-flop game, gave advice on correct betting, and also taught the player how to make triple raises correctly.

  To participate in our activities, follow the link below! Training can be scheduled at any time convenient for you. You will get unforgettable emotions, significant development of your skills, and maybe even rip a jackpot!

  https://tokenstars.com/fan-communications

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  09 June, 2022

  Football NFTs

  Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) are virtual units on the blockchain or non-fungible tokens. Put: it is a unique “code” that confirms your right to own a particular digital asset. In a rough analogy, this is similar to the CVV code on your bank card, even a virtual one. This is only your map, although you can generally draw the same one. So the NFT token secures your right to own the product you have purchased. It is a virtual version or a copy.

  NFTs, which became very popular in contemporary art (suffice it to recall the artist Beeple, who sold work in this format for almost $70 million), quickly took over sports — especially football.

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  28 April, 2022

  NFT COLLECTION

  The NFT Collection was produced in collaboration with our athlete Alexei Sutormin. We presented his best moments in the NFT format. Tokens made on Polygon network

  Aleksei Sutormin is a Russian football player. He plays as a midfielder, mainly a winger, for Zenit St. Petersburg and as a captain of the Russian national football team

  You may reserve these items right now in the E-commerce module or buy them on a Rarible marketplace

  Half of the collected money will be transferred to Charity Foundation “Arifmetika Dobra”

   

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  19 April, 2022

  PERSONAL TRAINING WITH TENNIS PRO

  Togan Tokac held a training session with a member of our community. The training took place in Istanbul, at Togan's home court. He impressed our participant with his skills and showed him a couple of tricks of a professional game.

  “I enjoyed the training session. Togan drew my attention to many things that need to be worked on. He is an excellent player, and I think he has a great future in tennis.”

  This is what Denis said at the end of the training

  You can sign up for a training session with Togan Tokac in the fan communications module. You will be able to agree on a suitable time for you and inform the coach in advance what details of the game you would like to understand better.

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  14 April, 2022

  What do NFTs bring back to sports fans?

  Many athletes, teams, and their owners are now considering how they can participate in the massive hype surrounding sports NFTs. Following that, we go over how leagues, clubs, and athletes are using or planning to use NFT in sports.

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  05 April, 2022

  How scammers use celebrity names to swindle money — popular schemes

  Various fraud techniques are one of the most prevalent ways for cyber thieves to steal money. As a result, there are lots of options for speculation, ranging from the spread of phishing messages claiming to be linked to COVID-19 vaccinations to reports of getting a massive inheritance from a long-lost family. Methods in which cybercriminals use the names and faces of celebrities to extort money from devoted fans are also prevalent.

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