The incidents have drawn outrage from players and fans of a league already subject to continuous racist and misogynist attacks online.

This is precisely what @Polymarket and other prediction markets should *not* be doing. These markets are designed to be self-fulfilling prophecies. Cost of a WNBA ticket + dildo is <$50, penalties (if caught) are a few days in jail, ~$1000 fine. Do the math on market volumes. pic.twitter.com/w48C5hazjI

A group of crypto enthusiasts has claimed responsibility for the string of dildo-throwing incidents that have rocked the WNBA since last week.

WNBA players have been emphatic about their dislike and disapproval of these actions, which have been widely covered even in outlets like Cosmopolitan, which railed against "these idiots throwing dildos onto the court" who "don’t care about what women deserve or how disgusting and violating their actions are."

“Oh my gosh” was the family-friendly exclamation the freaky moment called for at a crucial time in the game. The score was tied 75-75 with less than a minute left. Cecilia Zandalasini made a short jumper with 3.9 seconds remaining to give the Valkyries a 77-75 victory. But that may not be the most-played highlight.

A crypto fan claimed credit for adult toys being tossed at WNBA games to promote a coin, despite arrests, saying the goal was humor - not harm - and media buzz.

A group of crypto investors is claiming responsibility for a series of incidents where green sex toys were tossed onto WNBA courts, adding a strange wrinkle to an already-charged furor that casts a sh

Cryptocurrency meme coin creators say they are responsible for the dildos being thrown at multiple WNBA games.