ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Man,as someone who has a casino bet on them hitting the under on 7.5 wins for the season, you just hate to see that. Hate to see it.
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Cade McNamara NIL deal with MORE Management
Submitted by Moleskyn on August 25th, 2021 at 11:21 PM
SI just posted an article about a seemingly groundbreaking NIL deal that Cade McNamara just signed:
University of Michigan quarterback Cade McNamara has become the first student athlete to get paid in crypto in a groundbreaking deal with More Management.
More Management, LLC officially announced earlier today a groundbreaking promotional contract with University of Michigan starting quarterback Cade McNamara who will be paid in cryptocurrency for his social media posting and personal appearances at upcoming MORE events.
What is MORE? Well, that's not abundantly clear. A Google search on the company name just returned a bunch of business filings and random info. I was ultimately able to track down their website (linked here), and an article in LA Mag (linked here) talking about the guy who started it, and how the model works. Here's the gist:
Hidden within a lavish Hollywood nightclub, the entrance to the exclusive MORE Hollywood is opened only for members. Inside MORE, guests are treated to plush surroundings and intimate performances, like the Migos and Cardi B sets at the club’s opening party last week (ed: article is from October 2018). But getting on this VIP list will take more than just having an influential Instagram account. To qualify, you’ll have to invest in a minimum of 5,000 MORE Coins, a cryptocurrency created exclusively for the club.
From some additional sleuthing I did by going on Bittrex, it appears that 1 MORE coin is worth about $0.06 (USD). So that's around $330 to buy into the club.
By the looks of it, MORE also now has locations in Las Vegas, which may explain the connection to Cade.
Like I said, good for him for leveraging his position to make some money. I hope this proves beneficial for him in the long run.
That doesn’t at all seem like a massive scam.https://mgoblog.com/mgoboard/cade-mcnamara-nil-deal-more-management
My sources tell me that these two are the proprietors of MORE Management.....
I’m no expert, but it feels like a pyramid scheme banking on people wanting to go to this club—and endorsement deals with Michigan’s quarterback for some fucking reason—as the sole motivation for more people to jump in at the bottom of the pyramid.VIP club access as a franchise/smart app is a failed Shark Tank pitch. This just adds blockchain to it, because blockchain, yo!
Those coins have a high probability of being worth less than six cents by the time McNamara graduates. I expect they go to zero.
njvictor
August 26th, 2021 at 9:01 AM ^
My question is how are we this far into NIL and we don't have a single Michigan athlete who has had a really notable NIL deal? Is Jace Howard getting an endorsement deal with Lululemon the most high profile deal so far?
That seems bad.Initial coin price was $1.60 with Cardi B and Migos at the launch party. Now worth .06.
Groundbreaking NIL deal, indeed.
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AOL gonna pay one of the CBs to hand out CDs at Best Buy next?
You get the right girl in a hoop skirt, and you have a good time with a buggy whip.Wrong 90s
They should be representing buggy whip fabricators