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Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek’s goal with ai.com is to build “a decentralized network of autonomous, self-improving AI agents that perform real-world tasks for the good of humanity.”

Featuring global icons, the project’s World Series allows fans to dictate strategy during live matches.

Exor has publicly squashed Tether’s proposal to fully acquire the football club Juventus, with Exor CEO John Elkann saying its “values are not for sale.”

Tether says it will buy the controlling stake Exor has in Juventus, along with all remaining shares, an offer Exor has reportedly rebuffed.

Binance’s “7he Selection” campaign invites fans to share their favorite Ronaldo goal moments, with seven winners getting a chance to meet the superstar in person.

The stablecoin issuer confirmed reports that it would nominate members to the football club’s board of directors about eight months after its initial investment.

Fantasy sports crypto platform Sorare is migrating from Ethereum to Solana, with its CEO saying it is a better fit for Sorare due to its scalability and focus on consumer applications.

Switzerland’s gambling watchdog is reviewing FIFA’s “Right to Buy” NFTs, while noting no wrongdoing has been alleged.

The stablecoin issuer reportedly capitalized on its initial investments in February and April to weigh in on who should comprise the Italian football club's board.

A copy trading system, which allows users to follow the strategies of more experienced traders, aims to lower the barrier to entry for newcomer fans.

LBank’s 10-year milestone highlights a journey shaped by community trust, cultural alignment and strategies to bridge retail and institutional crypto.

Football’s transfer system is plagued by delays and barriers. Blockchain technology offers faster settlements and global market access.

Football is the world’s most popular sport, yet its billions of fans have historically been spectators rather than active participants with a real stake in the game.

Renowned athletes are simplifying crypto concepts for mainstream audiences, fostering trust and relatability in the digital asset space.

FIFA is launching its own layer-1 blockchain to take control of digital assets, ticketing and fan experiences, potentially transforming football for billions of global supporters.