Vintage 2009, Bitcoin has completely changed the world of traditional finance.
The first cryptocurrency created by unknown Satoshi Nakamoto is considered the financial future, and more and more players in the world of sports are betting on it.
Sports News reviews which athletes earn in Bitcoin and details how much they make and their short-term plans.
Russell Okung is not a name of any category inside the NFL. Still, it is for Bitcoin: The offensive tackle, drafted No. 6 in 2010, became the first professional athlete from the United States. to collect part of his salary in BTC. He finally got what he required from 2019 in 2020 while playing for the Carolina Panthers: The fraction of his $13 million a year was paid in digital gold.
Did the team buy crypto and send it to your wallet? No, The transaction was made through the Strike app, a rig that converts salary payments into cryptocurrency.
After Okung, other American soccer players joined this initiative: Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, and Odell Beckham Jr., for example, who stated that they believed in Bitcoin and a "Bright Future."
Cryptocurrency bonus. At the same time, sequin Barkley, New York Giants back runner, lost a lot with Bitcoin for now. When he hit $60,000, Barkley invested $10 million from his contracts with Nike and Pepsi: today, he has less than $4 million.
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