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Team behind KridaFans is sports lovers especially Football/Soccer and Cricket. They are also global hackathons winners and worked in fortune top 15 companies. They know how to make a scalable software with best security practices. We are a distributed team across time zones and continents as of now.

Paurav is a computer engineer who loves to work with data and algorithms. He won the global hackathon in 2018 at San Francisco by devising the best algorithm for real world problems in 23 hours.Started his crypto journey in 2016 with earn.com (previously known as 21.co) and experienced 2017 boom following bust afterwards.

Saurabh is an IT veteran with 15+ years of experience. He is the shipping machine and backbone of KridaFans. His tech and infra prowess is acknowledged at great companies like Visa et al.

KridaFans differentiates itself from any other blockchain and non-blockchain fantasy sports platforms in 3 ways: * Introducing first time ever in the world, skill-based scarcity for NFTs : If we mint a limited number of football players as NFT, then only few people can own it and they will have more power over other players. That does not give a level playing field to other players. We are solving this problem by introducing scarcity on how players use this NFT in fantasy teams. Your skill will define the rarity of your NFT.

• Detail rich NFTs enabling 3rd party applications like card games in metaverse : Your NFTs metadata will update after every match. Because of these details, on top of using NFTs in fantasy soccer, you can play card games with your NFTs with your friends in metaverse. It's the same way you play card games in the physical world. We are also going to give grants to build these kinds of games on top of KridaFans platform NFTs.

• Social Reputation as multi-chain non-transferable NFT : We want to find good community members and incentivize them. We are going to do it via NFTs which are multi-chain and non-transferrable. This is the reason we have a discord server. As told previously, we don't do for sake of it, it has to serve purpose