FTX Crypto Exchange Join Hands With Miami Heat Home Town

- FTX crypto exchange has successfully partnered with Florida’s Miami-Dade county.
- Moreover, FTX gained the naming rights for the arena owned by the county.
FTX crypto exchange has successfully partnered with Florida’s Miami-Dade county. As a result, crypto users in the state can enormously enjoy the benefit provided by the exchange. Furthermore, this partnership enables FTX to gain the naming rights for the arena owned by the county. Yes, this is one of the places where the Miami Heat basketball team plays in downtown Miami.
Today Miami-Dade finalized a $135 million partnership with @FTX_Official to name FTX Arena, home of our @MiamiHEAT.
This historic investment will be used to tackle some of our most pressing challenges – confronting our gun violence crisis and expanding pathways to prosperity.
— Daniella Levine Cava (@MayorDaniella) March 26, 2021
Also, FTX expects massive exposure along with the Miami fans in the place. In other words, FTX is facing a massive adoption in the days to come. In terms of technology, users can benefit from the different cryptocurrencies that the exchange supports. Indeed, a feature that would make the crypto fans in the place to celebrate.
Furthermore, FTX’s partnership with the state covers a deal an estimated amount of $135 million. Above all, the money will be used to eliminate the current challenges that the state is facing today. For this reason, the state can boost its place of prosperity and anti-violence programs.
Moreover, the crypto world continues to gain its exposure across the globe. As a result, crypto exchanges such as FTX are now being recognized not just by traders but also by governments. In this case, it is easy to say that the crypto space is doing very well in today’s financial system.
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