The bitcoin sector continues to draw famous people. None other than the famed soccer player Lionel Messi was the most recent to join the crypto bandwagon.
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Messi has been named the brand ambassador for Singapore-based cryptocurrency derivatives exchange Bitget, according to a recent press release. His duties would include spreading the word about Bitget to businesses, companies, and organizations all around the world.
A month before the Football World Cup competition, the announcement of the engagement between Bitget and Messi, the recipient of a record-breaking seven Ballon d’Or Awards, begins with film production.
Because of this collaboration, Messi supporters will have the chance to learn more about Web 3.0 and the possibility of cryptocurrency trading on Bitget. Additionally, it is agreed upon that the collaboration will enable both parties to devote more time and energy to endeavours other than football and cryptocurrencies.
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Juventus’ first-ever sleeve partner is Bitget, a cryptocurrency exchange that was founded in July 2018. It also serves as Juventus’ official partner. The bitcoin derivatives exchange facilitates spot trading, futures trading, and the acquisition of digital assets. It is said to have 1.6 million users who have registered in 48 different nations and areas, including the UK, France, Italy, South Korea, Japan, and Russia.
“I wanted to thank Bitget for being so enthusiastic about getting me involved in the world of cryptocurrencies. Leo Messi says, “I have faith that both sides can launch important initiatives and provide web 3 to sports fans.
Lionel Messi has previously interacted with the cryptocurrency community. The renowned Argentine footballer’s deal with the French club Paris Saint-Germain contained the so-called “$PSG Fan Tokens,” according to a statement made earlier this year. Messi received an unspecified number of the club’s fan tokens as part of his salary contract, forging a connection between the football legend and Paris St-Germain supporters everywhere.
Over the last two years, as the crypto industry has expanded, many celebrities have emerged as the faces of many companies. Actor Matt Damon is credited with officially launching Crypto.com to users all around the world. Hollywood actor was the star of international branding and advertising campaign called “Fortune Favours the Brave” that was carried out in more than 20 nations.
“We attempt to represent the diversity and richness of our platform community in the partnerships we choose,” explains Gracy Chen, managing director of Bitget. They expose the field to cryptocurrency dealers while we open Web 3 to sports fans. Argentina will look to Messi to take them to new heights of glory as the World Cup draws near. We feel honoured to work with such a powerful force of nature.
