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EPISODE · Nov 28, 2022 · 26 MIN

Interview with Dashawn Bledsoe

from In Turn · host Anna Brook

In today’s episode, I interview Dashawn Bledsoe who is an entrepreneur, an inventor of new tech+ball sports genre and the founder of National Intelligent Blockchain League Sports(NIBLS). Dashawn Bledsoe is the first inventor to create a sports genre that uses a method with biometric data to mine digital asset tokens on blockchain technology that is used for tech+ball team sport and club. His invention can be also applied in other utility sports leagues and clubs in the sports industry. Since January 2018, NIBLS (National Intelligent Blockchain League Sports) succeeded to accomplish pre-seed funding for their product development. Dashawn is the NIBLS founder with a demonstrated history in sports industries like rugby, team handball, and football. He is also skilled in capital markets, team leadership, organizational leadership, sports entertainment, creative writing, and event management. The first blockchain hardware in sports to use a biometric technology ball would provide an opportunity to discover athletic data of the individual athlete's by collecting fingerprint queries from each player in the game in real-time. With this technology, NIBLS would equip their members of the sports club with an opportunity to buy sports tickets from their club blockchain app of fractional ownership for their service. Using the data, NIBLS creates a marketplace to scale performance skills into a tokenized asset on blockchain. To connect with Dashawn on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drb-family-business-prvte Or Instagram: @dashawnramelbledsoe To learn more about NIBLS, please visit: https://www.linkedin.com/company/national-intelligent-blockchain-league-sport Or Instagram: @nibls_coin

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