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MANTRA and WIN Investments Join Forces to Bring Real-World Sports Assets Onchain

MANTRA and WIN join hands – WIN Investments, a fintech platform that invented regulated sports digital assets, has partnered with MANTRA, a Layer 1 blockchain created especially for real-world assets (RWAs). This partnership aligns with MANTRA’s overarching objective of tokenizing RWAs through a regulatory-first approach, and represents a major step in the company’s expansion into the sports sector. Thanks to WIN’s creative ecosystem, investors and fans can now participate in the global football transfer market. Through a regulated framework, WIN issues digital securities and utility tokens linked to tangible assets, like the rights of professional athletes and clubs. The FIFA Solidarity Mechanism, which provides youth clubs with incentives when players they have trained are sent overseas, is utilized by the flagship product. This recurring income allows soccer clubs to further develop new talent, and enables investors to participate in future player transfer revenues. WIN is backed by Ripio Ventures and… Read More at Coingape.com

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