Many, many years ago, the most popular sport in the world - football (or soccer, call it whatever you want) has become an amazing place for advertising. The biggest companies in the world are visible on the kits of the biggest clubs and best players and nothing seems to change this trend - ad contracts are becoming terrifying and England is the best case study here, because English Premier League is filled with money and cryptocurrency-related companies wants to have a slice of this enormous cake.

At first, Arsenal signed a deal with Cashbet to promote their Cashbet Coin. After that CoinDeal exchange has become reknown for being the first crypto exchange to sponsor the Premier League team – Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C that got into the UEFA Europa League this season (come on you wolves!).

As a huge EPL fan, I am proud to announce that there is another club which is advertising cryptocurrency-related thing. It's Watford F.C. and this season you'll witness a Bitcoin logo on their sleeves. That's right - a straight, Bitcoin logo, nothing else. There is (of course) a company which stands behind the whole project - it's Sportsbet, which is trying to improve awareness around Bitcoin and educate the public on the benefits of using cryptocurrencies.

What's also interesting is that another Premier League club has become a partner with the cryptocurrency exchange - it's Newcastle United and StormGain exchange.

Cryptocurrencies are becoming more and more popular in UK, but the high brand-exposure brought by EPL clubs (especially for those which are playing in UEFA Europa League, or UEFA Champions League) is reaching an absurd level. That's why we'll see some more cryptocurrencies ads in football soon.

via: https://www.watfordfc.com/club/bitcoin-confirmed-new-sleeve-partner
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=118247.0
https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/cz2oqb/newcastle_is_the_first_club_to_partner_with_the/

Sure it can. But it won't. Bitcoin is pretty much unusable for day-to-day practice, too slow, too complicated. There are many more exciting projects which are getting hard into everyday shoppings like dgb for example. It's amazing for me how btc is going further and further but it won't become a global currency. I think that something else is going to be created in the future, something based on cryptocurrencies, related to it, but not BTC. Cryptocurrencies are just a transition moment in the evolution of modern, financial world. Well, we'll see soon :>

It depends on the projects you are interested in, cryptocurrency market as a whole is too big to say "yea, now it's right time to invest in cryptocurrencies". Pricings may depend on the current situation on the market as a whole, but the price is not everything - sure it's important though. Give us some certain coins you are interested in, and only then we can whether it's good time or not  .

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Fantastic news, this is definitely a milestone in CoinDeal history, congrats!

Both projects still have many disadvantages but this doesn't mean they supposed to be called "shitcoins", lol. Nice bait, mate.

I don't consider crypto trading is the best way to make money because of the risk, but when it comes to online investments it's really cool way to earn some funds

These are just a few threats which WhatsApp or any instant messengers seriously need to work on. However, many such threats, both technical and social, are present to be tackled. So it is safe to say that though WhatsApp crypto trading sounds easy, cool and fun, this might not be the moment.

The whole concept of an instant messenger which includes crypto wallet in it is an idea that isn't surprising me, but i agree wth the quote above - it's to early for that, stricly due to the security reasons. But maybe, soon we will witness an app that could handle security and privacy issues properly. Right now WhatsApp just doesn't seem to be trustworthy enough for me.

Of course it can be treated as a profession, but for me it's rather half-time job, than a regular, everyday way to earn money.