Tether (USDT) invests in Juventus: acquired a minority stake in the Italian club
The shares of the club and the fan token JUV rise after the announcement of the acquisition.
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The shares of the club and the fan token JUV rise after the announcement of the acquisition.
JUV rose 200%, with tokens like LAZIO and PORTO also experiencing significant price jumps.
Stablecoin issuer Tether has invested in Juventus Football Club as the firm expanded beyond digital payments, Bitcoin, and AI.
TL;DR Tether has acquired a minority stake in Juventus, marking its first entry into professional sports. The investment is part of its diversification strategy, which includes areas such as AI, Bitcoin mining, and biotechnology. Juventus will leverage blockchain technology to enhance fan experience and management.
Worth more than $2 billion, Juventus is the world's 11th most valuable football club.
Tether's minority stake acquisition into Juventus, or Juve, aligns with the stablecoin issuer's goal of bringing digital assets mainstream.
Tether Investments announced a minority stake in Juventus Football Club. The move follows the unveiling of a long-term strategy designed to integrate digital assets, payment solutions, artificial intelligence, bitcoin mining, and biotech into traditional industries.
Tether Investments has announced a strategic investment in the Italian football club Juventus. This comes amid JP Morgan's statement that the USDT issuer might need to sell its Bitcoin holdings to comply with US stablecoin regulations.
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Crypto currency firm Tether Investment said on Friday it bought a minority stake in Italian Serie A soccer club Juventus.
"We will explore avenues for innovative collaborations and the potential to revolutionize the global sports landscape," CEO Ardoino said.
The stablecoin issuer's investment arm said it is acquiring a minority stake in the Italian club.
Tether's investment in Juventus signals a strategic shift towards integrating digital assets and technology within the global sports industry. The post Tether acquires minority stake in Italian football club Juventus appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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The following article is adapted from The Block's newsletter, The Daily, which comes out on weekday afternoons.