Krause House made it!
NFT.NYC Recap
Although the market is not going through a good time, NFT and Web3 technology remain the same and NFT.NYC showed that it is working hard to bring about this paradigm shift. The fourth annual NFT.NYC conference brought together more than 15,000 enthusiasts and artists and more than 1,500 speakers at multiple venues throughout New York City.
We only scratched the surface of the potential of NFTs and how to define the future. Right now, these serve as digital property registries and enable authentication and verification of ownership of assets. Later, they will expand to become staples in industries as diverse as real estate, insurance, and publishing.
NFT.NYC was baptized as the Superbowl of NFTs and seeing its growth during these years, we can see that more and more people join the blockchain. Even the guests at this event have been the same as at the Superbowl!
We stood out!
NFT.NYC was full of surprises, incredible events, and very interesting talks with Krause House being one of the projects that made the most noise. The idea of launching the first basketball court through NFTs was very successful. KH was able to combine two passions such as basketball and technology. The attendees enjoyed it a lot and the game that unfolded on it was exciting! It’s really exciting to see how a Discord community can organize events like this. NFT.NYC served to prove once again that Krause House is ready to buy an NBA team and take it to the top!
Ready!
The 3x3 tournament and dunk contest took place at Classic Car ClubManhattan. They were incredible hosts and we look forward to continuing to collaborate with them in the future.
The World’s 1st Physical NFT Basketball Court is a project in which people from different parts of the world have participated. Our NFT court has been carefully curated with artwork from 24 artists. You can still mint your piece of history and support the artists involved.
DAY 1
First, the 3x3 tournament took place, which was really disputed by the 8 participating teams. Attendees enjoyed high-quality basketball. The winners of the tournament were Princetown 3x3 DAO, a DAO that is using the KH Accelerator program and to whom we congratulate from here!
The dunk contest was absolutely crazy. The players proved to be at the level of the best dunkers in the NBA and made the audience vibrate with spectacular tricks. The winner was Jordan Southerland.
DAY 2
As already explained in this article, KH intends to make a name for itself in the esports industry as well. That’s why on the second day, the 2k Tournament took place. We would like to thank OS NYC for giving us a space.
After several closely contested matches, the winner of the 2k tournament was Joey Blazee to whom we congratulate from here!
DAY 3
On the third day, and even with the excitement of the previous two days, we had a basketball practice led by Swish House followed by Pick-Up Games for members of the Krause House community. It was a great opportunity for the members to play their favourite sport in an event of this calibre.
Thank you all!
Once again, we would like to make it clear that without the help of our sponsors and partners, none of this would be possible.
We at Krause House are constantly demonstrating the power of Web3. Web3 powered fan ownership and governance is the future. The financial benefits are positive for all parties and it is only a matter of time before everyone ends up using these advances. Thanks to events like the NFT.NYC more people will get closer to the crypto space.
Like any champion team, we are already thinking about next year’s event and how to continue providing benefits to the members of this fabulous community of basketball lovers!
Until next year! WAGMI!
Author Biography
KAF is a consultant and writer who helps people get closer to NFT, DAO, Defi and metaverse.
