Spencer Dinwiddie promised to take eight fans with him to this year’s NBA All-Star game, but that was far from the biggest bit of news he shared on Friday.
On Twitter, the Brooklyn Nets point guard announced his digital investment vehicle, which he referred to as “The Spencer Dinwiddie bond,” is set to launch on Monday, January 13 — three days after his announcement.
Dinwiddie has tried to officially get his digital investment vehicle started since the preseason, but the NBA has not cooperated with the point guard throughout the process.
And the league’s involvement doesn’t appear to be at an end.
According to Shams Charania of The Athletic, Dinwiddie has “been bracing and preparing for any potential disciplinary action from the NBA” with the launch. Dinwiddie has also “made tremendous changes” to his proposal, which the league is currently reviewing.
The Spencer Dinwiddie bond launches January 13th. I’ll also be taking 8 fans to ASW with me. #NBAVote pic.twitter.com/dhXKt0qPqh
— Spencer Dinwiddie (@SDinwiddie_25) January 10, 2020
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