Tom Brady
Tom Brady Retires to Focus on Family, NFT Startup
The legendary quarterback retires after a 22-year career in the NFL, with seven Super Bowl rings and a startup, Autograph, that just raised $170 million.
Tom Brady’s NFT Platform Autograph Raises $170M
The funding round was led by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) and Kleiner Perkins and included the new fund of a16z alum Katie Haun.
SBF, The Weeknd Join Board of Tom Brady’s NFT Platform
Brady is already an investor in FTX; Sam Bankman-Fried will now be on the board of Autograph.
NBA Star Steph Curry Joins Tom Brady as FTX Ambassador
Sam Bankman-Fried’s trading empire adds another professional athlete to its cap table.
Rob Gronkowski Follows Tom Brady Into Crypto in Ambassador’s Role With Voyager Digital
“Gronk” will launch a series of campaigns aimed at making crypto investment more accessible and engaging for a mass-market audience.
NFL Bars Teams From Selling NFTs, Sponsorships to Crypto Trading Firms: Report
The policy does permit sponsorships with companies that mainly offer investment advisory or fund management services related to cryptocurrency.
Meet the 23-Year-Old Behind Tom Brady’s NFT Play
Dillon Rosenblatt is a tech mogul’s son with his own entrepreneurial hunger.
DraftKings Charts NFT Long-Game With Marketplace Debut
Tom Brady’s NFT platform, Autograph, is powering the sports betting app’s foray into the world of digital collectibles.
Tom Brady’s NFT Platform Autograph Partners With Lionsgate and DraftKings
Autograph, the non-fungible token (NFT) platform co-founded by Tom Brady launching this summer, has inked partnerships with entertainment company Lionsgate and sports betting firm DraftKings. It has also signed an exclusive, multi-year NFT deals with fellow iconic sports stars. "The Hash" group discusses the rising tide of NFT platforms, imagining the future of digital collectibles.
Tom Brady's NFT Platform Autograph Partners With Lionsgate and DraftKings
Brady's platform has also signed exclusive NFT deals with fellow iconic sports stars Tiger Woods, Wayne Gretzky, Derek Jeter, Naomi Osaka and Tony Hawk.
