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ConsenSys Has Helped North American Collegiate League Build An Ethereum-Based Service To Make Reporting Smoother, Automate Payments For Its Esports Tournaments (Jeff Benson/Decrypt)

— February 8, 2023 in Tech News
ConsenSys Has Helped North American Collegiate League Build An Ethereum-Based Service To Make Reporting Smoother, Automate Payments For Its Esports Tournaments (Jeff Benson/Decrypt)

ConsenSys has helped North American Collegiate League build an Ethereum-based service to make reporting smoother, automate payments for its esports tournaments  —  ConsenSys has partnered with the North American Collegiate League to bring blockchain tech into esports tournaments.  —  Ethereum

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