Kevin Durant’s brand-new SPAC firm focus on crypto and blockchain.

Brooklyn-Nets star Kevin Durant has been inducted into the “blank check” hall of fame.

Kevin Durant, a two-time NBA champ, has launched a particular purpose acquisition company (SPAC) to team with technology-driven businesses, including cryptocurrency businesses. The firm was-established in conjunction with Durant’s organization associate Rich Kleiman.

Durant, who was an early Coinbase backer, isn’t done checking out the sector yet. His new SPAC business is preparing to purchase crypto and blockchain-related organizations.

According to the ‘United States’ Securities and Exchange Commission filing, the new SPAC, Infinite Acquisition Corp, which Durant formed on Wednesday, looks to raise $200 million in its going public (IPO). A SPAC is a company created to integrate with or get another private firm and ultimately go public. Because its only objective is to get in touch with a private firm and skirt the requirements of an IPO, such companies are typically known as “blank check” organizations.

The SEC filing offers a quick rundown of the crypto market. Names such as Coinbase, Kraken, loaning and interest costs savings solutions such as BlockFi, hardware wallet maker Journal, and practical unchangeable token-related projects, consisting of Ethereum-based video game Axie Infinity and Dapper Labs (the developers of NBA Top Shot).

According to the filing, apart from crypto and blockchain, Infinite Acquisition will look at many prospective targets, such as sports, health, health, e-commerce, and food innovation and supply industries.

Infinite-Acquisition plans to go public on the New-York Stock Exchange with the ticker NFNT.U and sell 20-million shares at $10 each. Credit Suisse will underwrite the offering, and Infinite intends to purchase back all shares with money should the SPAC stop working on completing a Merger or Acquisition in less than 18 months.