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The number of true crypto enthusiasts among celebrities is growing rapidly. Celebrities influence millions of audiences \u2013 both offline and online. They have the potential to spread the crypto world and engage those who have yet to engage in blockchain.<\/p>\n

In addition to playing the influencer card and spreading the word via Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat, stars also bring invaluable talent management expertise. Who better to involve than a fellow athlete, actor, or investor who knows better what interactions benefit from blockchain or who understands the importance of advertising deals.<\/p>\n

We have selected some stars who love white label crypto exchange<\/a> and blockchain and are unafraid to share them with millions of fans.<\/p>\n

Lionel Messi:<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Soccer superstar Lionel Messi has become the global brand ambassador for Sirin Labs, a blockchain-based secure smartphone and all-in-one PC developer. Leo Messi is not only one of the best players of all time \u2013 he is also one of the most famous people in the world. When he posted on Facebook and Instagram that he was excited about blockchain, the number of people aware of the technology exploded (yes, we\u2019re talking about 90 million people on Facebook and Instagram). One of the best strikers in the world, who plays in FC Barcelona and the Uruguayan national soccer team, probably thinks that the salary paid for goals is insufficient.<\/p>\n

Luis Suarez:<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Luis Suarez wants to earn money by predicting who will win the match. The Uruguayan soccer star invited his 25 million Instagram followers to join Stox, the Ethereum-based betting market platform, and make their predictions for the US Open (yes, Luis, we know the feeling \u2013 we were very excited about the tournament, too !).<\/p>\n

Floyd Mayweather:<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Suarez is not the only one promoting Stox: Boxing champion Floyd Mayweather was faster. Just days before his historic fight with Conor McGregor, he raised the ICO of Hubii Network, a content-based blockchain. He also announced that we can call him Floyd Crypto Mayweather \u2013 and announced his support for a third ICO. By sharing his support, he can potentially engage his fans on social media: 13 million on Facebook, 19 million on Instagram, and 8 million on Twitter. Sounds impressive.<\/p>\n

Mike Tyson: <\/strong><\/h3>\n

Boxing legend Mike Tyson has teamed up with Bitcoin Direct to introduce a Bitcoin ATM (which completes transactions in \u201cless time than it took Tyson to punch\u201d) and a digital wallet for iOS and Android. At the launch of the ATM line, he said he was grateful to be part of the Bitcoin revolution. This happened in 2015 when Bitcoin was dirt cheap compared to its current price. We hope Mike\u2019s millions of followers on social media took the hint and bought a few coins each!<\/p>\n

Jamie Foxx: <\/strong><\/h3>\n

Some celebrities started discussing blockchain years ago, but now more are joining the revolution. One of them is Oscar winner Jamie Foxx, who took to Twitter to support the ICO of Cobinhood, a cryptocurrency exchange with zero trading. By the way, he has almost 5 million followers!<\/p>\n

Gianluca Zambrotta:<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Gianluca Zambrotta\u2019s football achievements are impressive:<\/p>\n