Caleb Wilson and Nate Ament have joined.
Surely you can actually get the money back. I didn’t realize at first that you got your money back at all😆From Yahoo! Finance:
Here’s how it works: Using Fanstake, fans can pledge financial support, known as "staking," to promising recruits, transfer players, or current rostered athletes they want to see play for their favorite college team next season. If a fan's "staked" athlete chooses the fan's school, Fanstake strikes an authentic NIL endorsement deal with that player. If the athlete chooses another school, the fan gets their money credited back to their Fanstake account, and the other school’s fanbase contributes to the endorsement deal instead.
Surely there is more to the "money credited back to Fanstake account". If that is literally the case, it means you donate 2k, player doesn't go to your school and you don't get the money back but you CAN donate it again.
Some venture capital huckster thinks he has it all figured out I guess.
Under this premise, I'd look for late commits, for sure. Seems like as others go elsewhere, the monies held here would trend to the big name recruits, at the same schools, that wait until late to commit...anywhere really but thinking of us as the example, with Wilson.From Yahoo! Finance:
Here’s how it works: Using Fanstake, fans can pledge financial support, known as "staking," to promising recruits, transfer players, or current rostered athletes they want to see play for their favorite college team next season. If a fan's "staked" athlete chooses the fan's school, Fanstake strikes an authentic NIL endorsement deal with that player. If the athlete chooses another school, the fan gets their money credited back to their Fanstake account, and the other school’s fanbase contributes to the endorsement deal instead.
Surely there is more to the "money credited back to Fanstake account". If that is literally the case, it means you donate 2k, player doesn't go to your school and you don't get the money back but you CAN donate it again.
Some venture capital huckster thinks he has it all figured out I guess.