Crypto Betting Weekly: 9 September 2021

Welcome to the FTX Team, Stephen Curry!

We’re excited to announce he’s become FTX Global Ambassador and a shareholder. Though, who better to announce it than @StephenCurry30 himself?! pic.twitter.com/Ypj50hnumG

— FTX (@FTX_Official) September 8, 2021

NFL bans teams from crypto and NFT partnerships

After posting a job listing for a Director of Emerging Products the NFL has now gone on to ban teams from entering any form of crypto partnerships. It seems that the NFL has now begun to formulate its own crypto strategy.

Under the order, The league’s 32 teams are prohibited from advertising any cryptos, initial coin offerings, or anything related to blockchain including digital assets such as NFTs. Furthermore, the teams are also restricted from sponsorship deals with the crypto industry or releasing their own NFTs. Fortunately, the restrictions do not extend to players who are sure to capitalize on NFTs as the season progresses.

DigitalBits’ Zytara Labs are at it again with a new deal

DigitalBits, the parent company of Zytara Labs has entered into a $100 million, multi-year partnership with Inter Milan. The partnership is worth significantly more than the $42 million partnership DigitalBits penned with AS Roma only a month ago.

DigitalBits (XDB) becomes the club’s official global cryptocurrency and Zytara becomes the club’s official global digital banking partner.

This boils down to Zytara integrating and maintaining its digital banking services using DigitalBits blockchain on Inter’s mobile app, to cash in on the team’s marketplace and fans. The app is set to become the primary way to purchase tickets to all Inter home matches. Zytara will also leverage the blockchain to facilitate Inter’s anticipated foray into NFTs.

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