News with the tag "super bowl"

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has pushed back against Super Bowl event contracts launched by the exchange Crypto.com and the retail betting market Kalshi. The retail trading giant Robinhood announced on Monday that it planned to roll out a prediction market for the Super Bowl ...

The CFTC is considering probes on sports betting event contracts offered by Crypto.com weeks out from the popular Super Bowl match, Bloomberg reports.

The coin toss is a simple yet universally recognized method of making decisions, settling disputes, or starting games. From casual decisions to high-stakes events like the Super Bowl , the coin toss has transcended its humble origins. In this article, we’ll explore everything about the coin toss, in...

Speculation has arisen regarding whether President Joe Biden, a figure known for his political adaptability and engagement with modern media, is using crypto memes as a strategic tool to bolster his presidential campaign. The phenomenon of crypto memes, characterized by humorous and often satirical ...

Twitter co-founder and Block Head Jack Dorsey quietly brought Bitcoin to last night’s celebrity-filled Super Bowl event – though most average viewers may not have noticed. The tech billionaire was photographed in one of the stadium’s booths surrounded by artists like Jay-Z and Beyonce. Unlike his mo...

Crypto companies were once again absent from advertising in the Super Bowl despite its recent positive performance in the U.S. market. Just a two years ago, the Super Bowl was the biggest showcase for crypto companies, notably exchanges such as…

Kraken’s Chief Marketing Officer, Mayur Gupta, believes the Super Bowl is no longer an effective avenue for crypto marketing. Speaking before Sunday’s US National Football League championship final, he told FOX Business that Kraken did not buy advertising space in the event because the intended reac...

US-based digital asset exchange Kraken and other crypto firms reportedly decided not to buy advertising space for the biggest marketing event of the year. Fox Business reports that most major crypto companies decided not to run commercials during the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs ma...

A surprising move caught the attention of both political and cryptocurrency enthusiasts: United States President Joe Biden posted a laser-eye emblazoned picture on his social media accounts. This gesture, widely recognized within the crypto space as a show of support for Bitcoin, came in the wake of...

Jack Dorsey was spotted wearing a ‘Satoshi’ shirt beside Beyoncé and Jay Z at the “No Crypto Ad” Super Bowl. Major crypto players opted for the bench as no crypto The post No Crypto Ad In Super Bowl But Jack Dorsey Spotted In ‘Satoshi’ Shirt appeared first on BitcoinWorld .