Japanese Government Mulls Promoting NFTs in Sport
The Japanese government may push to adopt non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in the sports industry. Nikkei reported that Tokyo could move after the ruling Liberal Democratic Party Web3 “Digital Society Promotion” team issues a...
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Nikkei reported that Tokyo could move after the ruling Liberal Democratic Party Web3 “Digital Society Promotion” team issues a white paper on the matter.
The white paper is yet to be published, but sources appear to have discussed the matter in detail with the media outlet....
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