Reely.ai avoids NFTs because parts of the space seem 'scammy'
Daniel Evans · COVID took them to $0, Now $1.3m in Revenue For Instant Sports Clips · Dec 10, 2021 · at 14:16
Reely.ai CEO Daniel Evans discusses whether the automated sports clipping platform will monetize through live NFT minting.
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“We've kind of taken a hands-off stance right now because I'm not really sure where this is going to land long-term. Some of it's kind of scammy, right?”
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“Their valuation, I think is somewhere in the two hundred million dollar range.”
Reely.ai charges universities $40 to $50 per game for coverage
“Well, no, like George Mason will buy about 300 games, right? Cause we'll cover baseball, football, basketball. We cover all of the major sports. So they'll, they'll do that and they'll pay somewhere between, you know, 40, 50 bucks a game.”
Reely.ai's largest customers process up to 2,200 games on the platform
“No, we have some that'll run 2200 games and those are like private websites and people that are trying to post up you know, more social engagement websites whether it's a sports site or if it's a news site that wants sports content.”
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“Our system will pump it out in about three seconds and then it'll, it'll add any branding.”