Topic: Red Bull Announce Sponsorship With FuturoCoin (Read 202 times)

You are right, what's more i think sponsorships like that will become more popular in the future and maybe people will change their mind about crypto

That's good cryptocurrencies star affect on other fields of our lives. I hope people will change their mind about crypto and become more aware

I'm glad that cryptos are present in more and more places. The main problem which stands on the way to make cryptocurrencies more popular is a fact that people still don't know what they are. Sure, they have heard something about bitcoins and stuff, but it's only basic knowledge. Cooperation with major companies is a chance to change this. This will take us closer to global adoption of cryptocurrencies

Exactly, Red Bull Racing Team is one of the most titled firms in F1 racings and one of the biggest brands out there so the decision for partnership between FTO and them is amazing for futurocoin i think

I suppose that this arrangement is good for both sides. Red Bull is showing that they're keeping up with new trends on the world. For FuturoCoin it's an excellent situation when they can show off as a first crypto sponsoring F1 racings

I have to a disagree a bit (no harm feelings for you pal, only my opinion). First of all, many large corporations have interest in cryptosphere due to the one and only thing - money. There is huge money in crypto, and companies are greedy. Second of all, with every year passing by, the legal reasons are being less problem for people who are looking in huge investments, due to some legalisation processes of crypto around the world (not everywhere of course, many countries in past years fully banned crypto too, unfortunately). "Huge investments in the cryptosphere are impossible" -> yes, there are, it's billions worth market and it's rapidly growing.

Talking about FTO they succesfully redeveloped their masternode system (via their newsroom: https://newsroom.futurocoin.com/become-a-masterode-owner/), to let their users have more influence on their future. It's kinda nice, but also interesting where it can take this project.

Going back to such sponorship deals - they aren't very harmful for large companies, someone gives you money, you give him a sign on their product. From economical side of view it's pretty simple. It gets more diffcult when it comes to the identity of a brand and organisations such brand wants to be associated, linked, related.

This is very good news. These events once again prove that many large corporations have an interest in cryptocurrencies, but unfortunately for the lack of legal control of the cryptocurrency market, huge investments in the cryptosphere are impossible.

From what i know it's not the very first example of such sponsorship deal between cryptocurrency, or cryptocurrency exchange and sports world. Football is full of examples, especially teams from United Kingdom, like Arsenal Football Club from London are sponsored by Cashbet, Wolverhampton Wanderers is being sponsored by Coindeal. Some time ago we've been seeing Litecoin on a UFC octagon. Good to see some smaller coins like FuturoCoin getting involved in such deals, it's really crucial nowadays to stand out, and such huge deal - F1 is the most expensive sports when it comes to sponsoring deals i think - will definitely help FTO Team spread the news. I've read couple days ago on their medium website (https://medium.com/futurocoinfto/hey-traders-ad3be4360c03?sk=216a742142f314095880a187a8660ca7) that they are redeveloping their protocol and masternodes system. Let's see how this is going.

Wow, this looks pretty impressing. It's a groundbreaking deal in my opinion, because F1 is a billions-worth business, millions of people watch every race, and thanks to FTO, cryptocurrencies are becoming part of it. When it comes to FTO, some time ago i found an interview with CEO of FTO, right here: https://www.blockchain24.co/ceo-of-futurocoin-ou-cryptocurrencies-are-the-future/

https://www.21cryptos.com/red-bull-announce-sponsorship-with-futurocoin/

Red Bull Announce Sponsorship With FuturoCoin

Aston Martin Red Bull Racing have announced a new partnership with cryptocurrency FuturoCoin. The partnership represents the first time a cryptocurrency has sponsored a team in Formula One.

The multi-year sponsorship deal will see the FuturoCoin logo appear on the Red Bull RB15, which will be launched next week. It will be seen on the overalls of drivers Max Verstappen and Pierre Gasly and on the team’s transporters.

“The rise of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies has been truly remarkable, and we’re delighted to be the first Formula One team to embrace this through our partnership with FuturoCoin,” said Christian Horner, Team Principal of the Red Bull Racing F1 team. “Secure digital currencies are on the leading edge of technological development and we are very excited to be part of this revolution.”

FuturoCoin Founder’s Passion For Motorsport Fuelled Sponsorship

The deal was driven by FuturoCoin founder, Roman Ziemian’s passion for motorsport. “Cryptocurrencies and Formula One are very similar and their values are much alike; speed, technology and being ahead of their time,” he said. “I’m a huge fan of motorsport and F1 has always intrigued me. The sponsorship is an exciting new chapter for our company and will be a global platform for us to drive awareness of FuturoCoin.”

Paulina Woźniak, CEO of FuturoCoin’s management company, said: “We are very proud that FuturoCoin will be the first cryptocurrency in the world to appear on a Formula One car. In addition, we are looking forward to working alongside Aston Martin Red Bull Racing, a prestigious brand that is recognised across the world”.

Red Bull isn’t the only one attracting sponsorship from a cryptocurrency. Haas driver Romain Grosjean has attracted backing from SoccerCoin, whose logos will apparently appear on his helmet this year.

Aston Martin Red Bull Racing won the F1 Constructors and Driver’s world championships in four consecutive years between 2010 and 2013. Its 59 total Grand Prix wins is the sixth most of any constructor in F1’s history.

The 2019 Formula One season begins with the Australian Grand Prix on March 14-17.