It's Rico Daley, I'm Ronnie Mola.

Even if you've never watched a match, you're likely aware of Roller Derby.

The women's sport known for its extreme physicality and strange player names.

Okay, punch, counter, punch.

That's what we expect.

Number 32, four Texas will be Captain Sassy and she'll be taking on Rousey contending

with Peace War.

And even if you don't own any, you're likely aware of NFTs.

The confusing digital assets also known for their strange names.

Stoner Katz, Oni Ronan, Magic Mushroom Club, the humanoid's ether gals, cool Katz Senzu

Seeds pro-camel rider's long-wean club stick humans bumping Ugly's world of Wojack

But beyond the names, do these two things have anything else in common?

Roller Derby and NFTs kind of tend to be these two, maybe, insular communities that outsiders

don't really get.

That's recode reporter Sarah Morrison.

They can be kind of cultish.

They both, I think, been described as a fad, so I saw, like, surface similarities between

them and then wondered if they were more than that.

As it turns out, there was more than that.

Recently, these two worlds collided when a few of the biggest names in Roller Derby

tried their hands at NFTs.

So you have three, quote-unquote, Derby famous skaters, and that would be Lady Trample,

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