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Juventus Football Club, a giant sports company in Italy, has launched a partnership to launch a Token that offers benefits like the freedom to vote on certain issues as well as VIP status and awards.

Since last year, we have seen a lot of sports companies including Juventus, the Miami Dolphins, Gibraltar’s semi-professional team, and others, jump onto the bandwagon of Blockchain and cryptocurrency.

In a bid to promote cryptocurrency adoption and utility, digital currency payment solution platform UTRUST partnered with Portuguese Primeira Liga Football Champions S.L Benfica, in order to allow the use of cryptocurrency for the purchase of ticket and merchandise sold directly from the Benfica website.

Italian Serie A giants Juventus announced the release of their own Fan Token that is to be used for voting. The release is planned for the first quarter of 2018.

Almost 60 years after player-specific ceramic figurines were released, the Dodgers will play a big part in what is described as "the first Cryptocurrency giveaway in sports." The digitised bobblehead giveaway will occur during the LA Dodgers vs San Diego Padres game on September 21.

BEIJING, Aug. 15, 2018 Facepower Asset Chain (FAC) has rolled out a powerful blockchain facility -- a decentralized idol creation ecosystem -- which enables a public, transparent, self-managed and efficient system for investors, fans and idols.

A lot of Mac users described in the last few weeks that a process dubbed ‘mshelper’ was consuming a lot of CPU power, whirring fans a little too fast and totally draining their batteries within a very short time. This turned out that the process is highly related and associated with a type of malware created to mine for Monero (XMR) cryptocurrency.

Cryptocurrency has become a very popular financial technology with millions of fans around the world. However, some Dutch students finishing studying may hate it right now, as they were given an unordinary topic for an examination this year - bitcoin technology.

Police in north China’s Tianjin municipality have expropriated 600 Bitcoin mining computers after a local power grid reported faulty electricity consumption. The Local Police on Tuesday said that eight high-power fans were captured and that it was the biggest power theft case in recent years. Five people are currently under investigation and one has been placed in custody in the Tianjin case.