Los Angeles-based Ethernity—which is building a blockchain network allowing athletes, entertainers and digital creators to launch their own NFTs and digital trading cards—has raised $20 million in seed funding, it announced Thursday. Launched last year, Ethernity raised the money from investors including Riot Games creative head Thomas Vu, Fanatics founder Michael Rubin and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, as well as venture firms like Kenetic and blockchain firms like Ripple and Algorand. The...