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Cryptocurrency Exchange Secures $135 Million Naming Rights Deal with Major Sports Arena

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Tue, 23/03/2021 - 19:24
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Cryptocurrency Exchange Secures $135 Million Naming Rights Deal with Major Sports Arena
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Major cryptocurrency exchange FTX has reached a naming rights deal for a sports arena in Florina's Miami-Dade County, the Miami Herald reports

For a cool $135 million, it will able to rename American Airlines Arena to the FTX Arena for the next 19 years, a first for any cryptocurrency business in the U.S.               

The aforementioned sum would be distributed to the 13 commissioners of the county to combat poverty and gun violence.   

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First reports about the deal, which has now come to fruition, surfaced earlier this month. Until now, FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried was acting coy about the deal. 

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A decisive vote is looming 

Still, nothing has been set in stone just yet. The FTX deal has yet to be approved by a Miami-Dade County Commission on March 26.  

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In February, Miami's City Commission passed a resolution to pay municipal workers in Bitcoin. 

Mayor Francis Suarez is determined to turn his city into the cryptocurrency hub of the U.S.     

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