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Cryptocurrency Ecosystem => Crypto Exchanges => Topic started by: nonstopspider on January 25, 2024, 08:19:26 PM

Title: "Make it Count", Another year of Messi being a Crypto Face.
Post by: nonstopspider on January 25, 2024, 08:19:26 PM
"Make it Count" marks another year of Messi being a Crypto Face, showcasing a short film collaboration between Messi and Bitget Exchange that highlights their strong two-year partnership. During this period, the exchange entered the Top 5 in trading volume, while Messi, The Goat, secured his first World Cup victory. This two-year bond reflects growth on both sides and illustrates the increasing presence of crypto in the broader community.

The Messi partnership not only garnered interest but also served as a bridge, particularly in Latin America where crypto is viewed as an escape from inflation rates, echoing Messi's connection to Argentina. Such partnerships with influential personalities play a crucial role in introducing crypto to those who may have limited knowledge about it. What are your thoughts on these crypto bonds in general?
Title: Re: "Make it Count", Another year of Messi being a Crypto Face.
Post by: desmonddesk on January 25, 2024, 09:59:46 PM

These kind of association between a celebrity and a Cryptocurrency company is simply to drive visibility, which is not bad at all. The same applies with any other brand out there. Often, brands may choose to sponsor football clubs or major football events. By collaborating with football teams, these companies gain visibility and promote their brand within the football community. For example, a popular cryptocurrency exchange may choose to sponsor a football club's jerseys or stadium, displaying their logo prominently during matches. I am yet to see the video though, but if Messi, the GOAT is openly talking about the exchange, then he must have a level of trust for them to give such level of exposure.
Title: Re: "Make it Count", Another year of Messi being a Crypto Face.
Post by: iamcryptic on January 27, 2024, 01:06:17 PM
"Make it Count" marks another year of Messi being a Crypto Face, showcasing a short film collaboration between Messi and Bitget Exchange that highlights their strong two-year partnership. During this period, the exchange entered the Top 5 in trading volume, while Messi, The Goat, secured his first World Cup victory. This two-year bond reflects growth on both sides and illustrates the increasing presence of crypto in the broader community.

The Messi partnership not only garnered interest but also served as a bridge, particularly in Latin America where crypto is viewed as an escape from inflation rates, echoing Messi's connection to Argentina. Such partnerships with influential personalities play a crucial role in introducing crypto to those who may have limited knowledge about it. What are your thoughts on these crypto bonds in general?
I watched the Short movie and I was amazed by the collab and shared values between the exchange and footballing icon Messi.. it's really amazing.
Title: Re: "Make it Count", Another year of Messi being a Crypto Face.
Post by: joniboini on February 01, 2024, 04:25:01 PM
What are your thoughts on these crypto bonds in general?
Do you mean the relationship between Messi/Ronaldo with a crypto business? It will always be tricky since some brands that provide sponsors can turn out to be scams or go bankrupt due to terrible management (or they plan to rug pull) like FTX. I'd rather ignore their marketing since even famous people can't guarantee great due diligence at all. I still remember a new exchange with little to no volume managed to snatch an ad spot on La Liga, then went bankrupt a few months later. Their reasoning is that they failed to secure good funding to sustain their operation, which can be seen as long as somebody takes a look at their exchange volumes. How they managed to do it is unknown, but it is clear that the person in charge doesn't do the minimum research at all.
Title: Re: "Make it Count", Another year of Messi being a Crypto Face.
Post by: desmonddesk on February 04, 2024, 06:19:51 PM
What are your thoughts on these crypto bonds in general?
Do you mean the relationship between Messi/Ronaldo with a crypto business? It will always be tricky since some brands that provide sponsors can turn out to be scams or go bankrupt due to terrible management (or they plan to rug pull) like FTX. I'd rather ignore their marketing since even famous people can't guarantee great due diligence at all. I still remember a new exchange with little to no volume managed to snatch an ad spot on La Liga, then went bankrupt a few months later. Their reasoning is that they failed to secure good funding to sustain their operation, which can be seen as long as somebody takes a look at their exchange volumes. How they managed to do it is unknown, but it is clear that the person in charge doesn't do the minimum research at all.

You got it but I think Messi and Bitget Partnership is different. Before I saw the short movie, I've read a lot about how strict Messi is in accepting collaboration or partnership deals. Sure as a GOAT, he receives countless promotional offers year in and out. So following the his deal with Bitget, and 2023 made it their second year, I came to realize that Messi accepted to be Bitget brand ambassador after due consultation and research seeing how Bitget  far the exchange had come like himself, through consistency and perseverance the exchange from being unknown in it's inception in 2018 to the world's largest crypto copy trading platform and top 5 crypto derivatives exchange by trading volume in 2023.