DappRadar's Sports Report explains how FIFA World Cup introduces Web3 to 5 billion people
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Sunday, November 27, 2022
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At a time when the entire world is focused on the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar, Web3 is connecting millions of people from around the globe through an array of sponsorships, advertising deals and immersive digital experiences centered on sport.
Key Points:
- At a time when the entire world is focused on the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar, Web3 is connecting millions of people from around the globe through an array of sponsorships, advertising deals and immersive digital experiences centered on sport.
- Fans can actually use the blockchain to participate in the way their favorite clubs are run via the Socios.com platform.
- Lastly, Web3 firms are making their presence felt across the sporting world with hard-hitting advertising campaigns.
- DappRadar's report notes that FIFA recently signed up Algorand as an official sponsor and blockchain partner, for example.