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# What is a Nomo League?

## Nomo Fantasy Leagues

Nomo Leagues are Tokenized Fantasy Sports League that utilize web3 and tokenomics to create a unique experience for sportsfans. The league is built around a smart contract framework that enables users/league participants to benefit from the performance of real world athletes via an on chain protocol. 

Nomo Leagues have been built to provide utility to our Dynamic NFTs, Nomo Player Tokens. By staking a player token in an active Nomo League, a user can earn a piece of the League reward pool that is calculated and distributed according to how real world athletes represented by each Player Token performs. 

## Active Leagues

* NFL - 2021 Season


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