Topic: Celebrities In Cryptocurrency: Famous Crypto Supporters (Read 79 times)

Celebrities In Cryptocurrency: Famous Crypto Supporters

As the whole world knows, Elon Musk is one of the most prominent fans of cryptocurrencies. The founder of Tesla says that digital money excludes government intervention, which means it is more reliable and not subject to political and corruption factors.

Are there other celebrities who are open about their friendly attitude towards cryptocurrencies? There are many such people. Read more about famous crypto supporters in the new StealthEX article.

Ryan Reynolds Appreciates The Cryptocurrency Debate

Hollywood star actor Ryan Reynolds is a part-time chief creative officer of the MNTN platform, which supplies advertising software to marketing agencies and various brands. Recently, in an interview with the media, he spoke about his attitude towards cryptocurrencies. The actor noted that their company, if necessary, is ready to pay attention to users at the Super Bowl LVI level.

Reynolds was referring to the events of last week when the 2022 Super Bowl LVI saw a record number of videos from crypto industry representatives such as Coinbase, FTX, and Crypto.com. Coinbase was especially notable – it bought a 60-second slot for $14 million and released a commercial consisting of a black background and a QR code moving across it. The result of the experiment, according to Coinbase Product Director Surojit Chatterjti, was a record traffic from users who followed the link encrypted in the code.

Reynold also noted that today, companies manage to present cryptocurrencies to the masses in a positive light. According to him, cryptocurrencies “have long been a major player,” so he is “not too surprised to see further growth.” Reynolds' estimate is supported by statistics. Last year turned out to be quite successful for the cryptocurrency industry: for some time, the total capitalization of the crypto market exceeded $3 trillion.

According to the “star”, the digital asset industry is only going to grow further, as more and more companies are interested in cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens, and the metaverse.

The actor refused to answer the question of journalists whether he owns cryptocurrencies. He only smiled, saying that he “does not want to comment on this,” but noted that “the discussion about cryptocurrencies” is extremely valuable.

Other celebrities are not far behind Reynolds, and some show an even closer connection with cryptocurrencies.

Snoop Dogg Is An NFT Booster
The famous American rapper Snoop Dogg came to cryptocurrency later than many other famous people, but he did it with his usual expression. Selling albums for NFTs he has become a guiding light for his fans in an unfamiliar market.

Lionel Messi Promotes Crypto Tokens
The legendary Argentine footballer Lionel Messi is a part of the Paris Saint-Germain football club, which provides fans with the opportunity to buy PSG tokens that give them the right to take part in deciding issues related to the future of the club. Messi appeared several times at promotions dedicated to this initiative, and the star’s name has already become decisive for many fans – the club's tokens are selling well.

Mark Zuckerberg Aims For The Metaverse
The founder of the world's largest social network, Mark Zuckerberg, planned to release the Libra cryptocurrency back in 2019 but faced opposition from American and international regulators. Two years later, he came up with a workaround, deciding to turn the social network into a metaverse. Experiments with virtual identity are expected, but so far everything is too confusing. Zuckerberg supports cryptocurrencies, and possibly even owns them. He plans to widely use the capabilities of NFT tokens.

Kim Kardashian’s Bad Experience
American actress Kim Kardashian also decided to follow the fashion trend and started advertising Ethereum Max (EMAX). However, the experience was not entirely successful – the developers of this cryptocurrency turned out to be scammers, and the star even had problems with UK legislators but escaped with a slight fright.

Steven Seagal Has Become A Victim Of Malefactors
The famous American actor Steven Seagal also became a victim of malefactors earlier. He received a considerable amount from the developers of Bitcoin2Gen and now refuses to pay a fine of $330,000.

Paris Hilton Promotes NFT
American film actress and fashion model Paris Hilton invested in ETH back when the largest altcoin was worth $1,000. The number of coins in her wallet is unknown. Hilton actively promotes NFT tokens and has even named her pets "Crypto Hilton" and "Ether Reum".

Magnus Carlsen Tries To Introduce Chess Community To Cryptos
Norwegian chess player Magnus Carlsen is an active participant in initiatives to introduce cryptocurrencies into chess tournaments. He considers one of his goals to acquaint the chess community with cryptocurrencies and NFTs. Not so long ago Carlsen won 0.6 BTC in a Bitcoin chess tournament.

This list of “stars” who are friendly with cryptocurrencies is far from complete. We see that many famous people have already invested in cryptocurrencies or are considering such investments.

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