Crypto.com as Sponsor's for FIFA World Cup

[robelneo]

This ain't the first time they're dealing with stuff's like this, they already dealing with Australian football League, Formula 1.
Joining/ Sponsoring the biggest event/game in football history is a great thing to see as they have been on a rapid increase ever since 2016 having over   10 million customers and over 4000 employees.
They're are also in support of teaching kids about Crypto technology, which i fancy very well!


https://blockworks.co/crypto-com-adds-fifa-world-cup-sponsorship-to-sports-marketing-strategy/

We have to commend and congratulate Crypto.com for making this deal

“There is no platform bigger, or with a greater reach and cultural impact, than FIFA’s global platform of football,”

this will create a big impact for the Cryptocurrency industry that one Crypto project like Crypto.com sponsored FIFA the biggest sporting event that is held every 4 years, this confirmed that Cryptocurrency is fully adopted by the international sport community.

[mindrust]

This ain't the first time they're dealing with stuff's like this, they already dealing with Australian football League, Formula 1.
Joining/ Sponsoring the biggest event/game in football history is a great thing to see as they have been on a rapid increase ever since 2016 having over   10 million customers and over 4000 employees.
They're are also in support of teaching kids about Crypto technology, which i fancy very well!
https://blockworks.co/crypto-com-adds-fifa-world-cup-sponsorship-to-sports-marketing-strategy/

WoW never even visited crypto.com before. Somehow they appeared on coinmarketcap and became one of the biggest exchange out there but I don't know anyone personally that uses their services neither and now I am seeing these news. It is so weird to me.

If it was coinbase or binance I wouldn't be surprised but crypto.com? I am like "wtf"

I hope they don't turn into another "hacked" exchange in the future.

[Rruchi man]

This ain't the first time they're dealing with stuff's like this, they already dealing with Australian football League, Formula 1.

The success of these sponsorship deals has maybe been more than they have expected or just as they have expected, hence the decision to seize the opportunity to advertise and sell their name on a much bigger and global platform like the world cup and why not, especially when the world cup is a globally aired both in countries where there are strong regulations against crypto and countries that are crypto friendly as well.

My joy particularly about this new development about crypto.com sponsoring the world is that, In wanting to promote their company, they are also promoting the "crypto" name. Binance or kucoin can sponsor, but people may never care to understand what they are really about because of their names, but with crypto.com, you immediately see "crypto", and get the message.

This also will create a friendly image for cryptocurrency in general.

[madnessteat]

Recently, cryptocurrency projects are increasingly entering into sponsorship contracts with various teams and athletes. This is a good trend. Such partnerships benefit everyone. Sports clubs and athletes get sponsorship and cryptocurrency projects get advertising and new users. Even crypto-enthusiasts get their share of benefits as cryptocurrencies become more recognizable and new liquidity comes to the cryptocurrency market.

[gabbie2010]

This ain't the first time they're dealing with stuff's like this, they already dealing with Australian football League, Formula 1.
Joining/ Sponsoring the biggest event/game in football history is a great thing to see as they have been on a rapid increase ever since 2016 having over   10 million customers and over 4000 employees.
They're are also in support of teaching kids about Crypto technology, which i fancy very well!


https://blockworks.co/crypto-com-adds-fifa-world-cup-sponsorship-to-sports-marketing-strategy/

Kudos to Crypto.com for being one of the official sponsor of the world largest sporting event 2022 FIFA World Cup, this is another great stride by the exchange in projecting crypto into a positive limelight, Binance was also a sponsor in the recently concluded African Cup of Nation hosted by Cameroon, it was always a delightful moment watching soccer matches as well as seeing Binance banners during the competition, It very obvious Crypto.com banners will be displayed throughout the period of the tournament invariably prompting more user or adoption of cryptocurrencies.

[livingfree]

I've remembered them just as an advertiser with a football game before and I knew it was them although they're not yet that popular before.

Now, they seem to jump to any sporting event. From renting and making a huge contract to Staples Center and now, they're sponsoring FIFA and for sure other leagues and sporting events too.

This is now the big deal in these exchanges, if they want to expand and be known, they should sponsor the way they're doing it. Like sponsoring a team or the whole league itself.

[CaVO32]

This ain't the first time they're dealing with stuff's like this, they already dealing with Australian football League, Formula 1.

The success of these sponsorship deals has maybe been more than they have expected or just as they have expected, hence the decision to seize the opportunity to advertise and sell their name on a much bigger and global platform like the world cup and why not, especially when the world cup is a globally aired both in countries where there are strong regulations against crypto and countries that are crypto friendly as well.

My joy particularly about this new development about crypto.com sponsoring the world is that, In wanting to promote their company, they are also promoting the "crypto" name. Binance or kucoin can sponsor, but people may never care to understand what they are really about because of their names, but with crypto.com, you immediately see "crypto", and get the message.

This also will create a friendly image for cryptocurrency in general.

I can agree with you here. Crypto.com is like a direct promotion for crypto in general. The name itself tells about it. For those who are not familiar with binance or kucoin, they will wonder what are those sites. They still need to search about it. But talking about crypto.com's sponsorship, it means, they really do have good financial backing here. Because if you are referring to World Cup, that's a lot of money that you're dealing with. And they even got Matt Damon's on their Fortune Favours the Brave Ad. So yes, crypto.com is killing the market and they are hitting while the iron is hot.

[Oilacris]

This ain't the first time they're dealing with stuff's like this, they already dealing with Australian football League, Formula 1.
Joining/ Sponsoring the biggest event/game in football history is a great thing to see as they have been on a rapid increase ever since 2016 having over   10 million customers and over 4000 employees.
They're are also in support of teaching kids about Crypto technology, which i fancy very well!


https://blockworks.co/crypto-com-adds-fifa-world-cup-sponsorship-to-sports-marketing-strategy/

Yeah, they are all-in, you can see their logo on almost all other sports right now. They are really betting high that the exposure will give them customers for the future. And also since they have deep pockets, so why not used the biggest sporting event to market their product? Win-win for them, they are really setting the trend right with this whole new sponsorship.

Win-win situation in overall angle not only for them as a company but also it do adds up even more exposure considering it would be seen on FIFA so this would really be a good show up
and you are right that deep pockets would be having corresponding deep and aggressive kind of marketing.

This is something that we do really wish to see or witness on where theres a crypto advertisement in one of the biggest events worldwide.
It might not directly or point make out some effects but pretty much sure it would be worth.

[KennyR]

If I'm not wrong Crypto.com seems to be in cryptocurrency related service for a long time. Crypto.com is previously Monaco listed on coinmarketcap. Based on the data from Wikipedia crypto.com is into cryptocurrency related business since 2016 and based in Singapore with an active 3000 employees.

Even before the official sponsorship for FIFA, Crypto.com have notable sponsorship deals with Formula One, the Serie A, the UFC, Paris Saint-Germain F.C., the Philadelphia 76ers, the Montreal Canadiens.

[Johnyz]

Recently, cryptocurrency projects are increasingly entering into sponsorship contracts with various teams and athletes. This is a good trend. Such partnerships benefit everyone. Sports clubs and athletes get sponsorship and cryptocurrency projects get advertising and new users. Even crypto-enthusiasts get their share of benefits as cryptocurrencies become more recognizable and new liquidity comes to the cryptocurrency market.

This can be a huge exposure and a good marketing if you are able to make deals with them, crypto.com is growing and they are doing great in terms of this. This is not the first time meaning this is very effective since they do it again and most probably we can hear another sponsorship in the future. Exchanges are doing great on their advertisements, I hope this can affect the whole market.

[goldkingcoiner]

Sponsoring FIFA World Cup is big publicity for crypto. comas this will make the advert go live on FIFA Billboard, the company have gone all out for promotion since its inception, and they're not relenting at all. This is a big plus for the entire cryptocurrency community.

Not only that but it is a big publicity for Crypto in general, not only crypto.com. Although I cannot imagine even crypto.com being able to get such a huge marketing deal with FIFA. I am very surprised and I wonder how they managed to pull FIFA into the world of crypto. I am guessing it might have been good networking efforts.

I think we will see more gambling platform investments coming in from this. We might get FIFA itself interested in the world of crypto gambling! I see nothing but good news for the future!

[worle1bm]

They have past big deals also but this is one is surely the big deal they have striked with FIFA as this is the sports with billions of fans all around.This has become say a trend as marketing promotions for these companies to increase their reputation and popularity in the market through these deals no matter how much they spend on it.This can have positive effect on crypto.com business.

[Ararbermas]

I could say that it was a brilliant idea for crypto.com to sponsor FIFA,  because its the most watched and very popular participation sports in the world aside of basketball and any sports such tennis, baseball and etc. Wherein surely they will become successful in it afterwards. Because imagine how many people watching FIFA worldwide? It will be a big exposure for sure.

[Wexnident]

These kinds of news would end up being rather normal from now on imo. Just that, I don't actually think it's a publicity thing for crypto itself, more like for their site instead. Maybe 30% attention at most? Though I guess it's still a win-win either way, both the business aspect side and spreading attention for crypto side. I do hope this opens up more ideas for investments and whatnot for big events though. Their name is also an advertisement of sorts already tbh, it already gives you the idea that it's related to crypto since it's named after it.

[YOSHIE]

Crypto.com as Sponsor's for FIFA World Cup

Yes you are right, I have seen about this news, I can say this has gone viral in the gambling and sports world, We all know Crypto.com one of the exchanges with more than 10 million users using their platform, not only that Crypto.com has been trusted by many crypto users to pay, sell and buy goods using crypto.

I am sure that the policy taken by Crypto.com as a FIFA Sponsor, can encourage and raise awareness of crypto users to use their platform in crypto trading, this will bring its own positive effects for Crypto.com and the world of sports, especially FIFA football, I believe this in this case Crypto.com will have a big enough influence to support more success in the future.

Maybe in the future there will be many users who make gambling bets, Crypto.com exchange will be the best alternative, maybe.

[Taskford]

This ain't the first time they're dealing with stuff's like this, they already dealing with Australian football League, Formula 1.
Joining/ Sponsoring the biggest event/game in football history is a great thing to see as they have been on a rapid increase ever since 2016 having over   10 million customers and over 4000 employees.
They're are also in support of teaching kids about Crypto technology, which i fancy very well!


https://blockworks.co/crypto-com-adds-fifa-world-cup-sponsorship-to-sports-marketing-strategy/

They are actively promoting their site everywhere and you can see their ads place on major sports so don't get surprised if you see them on any huge league in the world since they are really doing a good job doing that as they are not only promoting there business but as well cryptocurrency to major audiences.

This is huge action so I guess for what they do this creates a huge awareness to people who doesn't know especially on sports industry.

[Cookdata]

They can sponsor big events because they have a good standing and they are one of the industry giants by doing this they helped the industry get adopted, they picked the right events besides boxing and MMA, FIFA is the biggest sporting event and every four years and since football is the most popular sport it's a good opportunity to promote Cryptocurrency to millions of people, and also for people to know that a Cryptocurrency have the means to sponsor big events like this.

I've seen them sponsor Formula One racing to raise awareness about the exchange, and one of the drivers purposefully wrecked his F1 vehicle into the crypto.com banner to catch everyone's attention, which it did because all of the cameras were focused on that banner. I still have the GIF but it doesn't work in the forum. It is a good thing that crypto-related things are carried along in sport, I want to see Bitcoin displayed on TV screens the way they boldly shrink football and showed liquor ads and Visa.

[madnessteat]

^

Indeed, such partnerships are a great way to promote cryptocurrencies, so I fully support such initiatives. Blockchain technology is the future and the sooner most of humanity understands this, the sooner we will be able to move to a completely new model of the global economy without endless printing of unsecured money.

[Zackgeno96]

A great news and situation for every member of the crypto world indeed. Every time an event occurs to give cryptocurrency the publicity and appreciation it is being given, both the business and the members are really going to be positively impacted, for both the ends of each parties. Thus, this will surely help crypto to be known more, and ideally encourage more people to indulge with crypto and push for increased adoption.

[livingfree]

If I'm not wrong Crypto.com seems to be in cryptocurrency related service for a long time. Crypto.com is previously Monaco listed on coinmarketcap. Based on the data from Wikipedia crypto.com is into cryptocurrency related business since 2016 and based in Singapore with an active 3000 employees.

Even before the official sponsorship for FIFA, Crypto.com have notable sponsorship deals with Formula One, the Serie A, the UFC, Paris Saint-Germain F.C., the Philadelphia 76ers, the Montreal Canadiens.

Yes.

Token Monaco(MCO) was the first name of CRO(Crypto.com). Now, they've got a new rebranding and called their coin Cronus and that fits the abbreviation that they have for CRO instead of Crypto.com.

Also, they've been there for quite a while and wasn't noticed before but with their style in promotion and marketing, they've started to get known.

One of the biggest contract and deal for partnership that they've made is this, a 20-year contract: Goodbye, Staples Center. Hello, Crypto.com Arena