The lives of celebrities always attract the attention of fans outside the sports ring, film set or stage. Stars have long learned to benefit from advertising cosmetics and brand lines. However, Bitcoin investments have recently become a fashionable trend among celebrities.
Ashton Kutcher
Ashton has been with cryptocurrency since 2010. With his partner, Madonna's former manager, G. Oseary founded an investment firm that invested in various startups. In 2013, her partners invested in a payment system that accepts Bitcoin cryptocurrency, BitPay. In recent years, the investment has paid off handsomely and Ashton has become one of the richest actors in Hollywood.
Mike Tyson
The legend of the boxing world feels free and confident in the cryptocurrency space. In 2015, Mike partnered with Bitcoin Direct to install hundreds of Bitcoin ATMs. Six months later, Tyson released his branded wallet for iOS and Android, a mobile trader’s assistant that allows you to trade on the cryptocurrency market without getting up from your chair, through the Gildera crypto exchange.
James Rodriguez
The desire to be part of the cryptocurrency ecosystem or to make money attracted the main playmaker of the Colombian national team, James Rodriguez, to the industry. He minted his own digital coin – JR10 Token. For JR10 tokens you can purchase not only souvenirs, VIP football tickets, but also a personal meeting with Rodriguez himself.
Arsenal FC
London Arsenal became the first football club to support ICO and the crypto industry in the spring, taking part in the CashBet ICO (a casino on the blockchain). By becoming the “face of the advertising company,” Arsenal helped raise $38 million in the first token sale. CashBet Coin advertisements continue to be played at their home stadium, Emirates.
Ayr United FC
The UK football club Ayr United FC recently announced a new sponsorship deal. The team will be playing with the “Bitcoin BCH” logo on their jerseys in the upcoming season. This will definitely attract attention.
Paris Saint-Germain
The largest football club in France Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) plans to issue its own cryptocurrency to encourage the participation of club fans in its development.
Hugh Laurie
The popular “Doctor House” became a Bitcoin investor quite by accident. In 2015, following the advice of a friend, he purchased his first cryptocurrency for just $5 thousand. Today, those investments have paid off handsomely...
Snoop Dogg
The famous rapper decided to sell his next album for Bitcoin back in 2013. The price of one album was set at 0.3 Bitcoin. The total amount of coins raised remains unknown, just as the further fate of the cryptocurrency he collected is unknown.
In addition to these names, celebrities such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Floyd Mayweather, Gary Redknapp, Mel B, Drew Carey, Luis Suarez and many others have been seen in cryptocurrency investments.
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