Spencer Dinwiddie’s proposed “digital investment vehicle” will, he says, permit fans to invest in him, have some “skin in the game.” The league and players union must approve his plan, which is by no means certain. Still, as complicated as it sounds, Dinwiddie thinks the bottom line is simple: investors, including fans, will be able to take a risk on him
“What better way to be invested in a player as a fan than to have some level of skin in the game,” Dinwiddie told The Athletic. The collateral in the deal will be his three-year, $34.