2019-5-29 23:00 |
Someone paid over $100,000 worth of wrapped ether for a virtual Formula 1 racer. origin »
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The second edition of the Malta AI & Blockchain Summit (AIBC) is getting wrapped up for a stellar show one month from now, on May 22-25. It is expected to bring a whopping 5000 delegates, 700 investors, 300 exhibitors and 100 startups to convene for a grand show at the Hilton in St Julian’s, Malta. […]
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Sui will roll out a series of digital experience for racing fans over the coming months.
Formula 1 team Williams Racing signed U.S. crypto exchange Kraken as a sponsor after losing one of its most prominent drivers, Nicholas Latifi, who reportedly earned the team a large amount of sponsorship fees.
Crypto.com has announced that it will become an official global partner for Formula 1 (F1).
The post Crypto.com Becomes Global Crypto Partner of Formula 1 appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Coinspeaker Crypto. Com Extends Its Sponsorship to Formula 1 Sprint Series The global Crypto. com enters the F1 market to extend its support to the F1 "sprint" series. F1 will also exhibit the brand's name on the race tracks as global sponsors to support the growing development.
By CCN: As part of the new F1 Delta Time game, which is an officially recognized blockchain collectible game from Formula 1 racing, some recently bought a car for $100,000. The virtual vehicle is powered to the max and will, therefore, provide a significant advantage in the game.
In what seems to be an unbelievable purchase, a pseudonymous blockchain bidder named “09E282” has apparently paid over $113,000… The post Ethereum: He Paid $113K For Virtual Token of Formula 1 Race Car appeared first on Invest In Blockchain.
Someone paid over $100,000 worth of wrapped ether for a virtual Formula 1 racer.