Major sporting events always draw a great deal of attention both from media and the international community, offering once in a lifetime marketing opportunity, crypto supporters included.
The 2018 World Cup is currently underway in Russia with 64 matches to be played by the world's best teams and visited by 1.3 million football fans, according to the statistics provided by FIFA. Add those who watch matches on TV, and the audiences will grow by several times, turning the event into a perfect marketing opportunity for anyone seeking global exposure.
The cryptocurrency industry is not going to miss the chance to attract attention and, hopefully, new adopters. To capitalize on FIFA 2018, Coinmama has launched its own World Cup event, offering both football and crypto fans a chance to win 1 Bitcoin (about $6,100).
The first prize (1 BTC) will be played among the most active crypto buyers. The company offers a chance to participate in a raffle for everyone who buys at least $100 of crypto during the World Cup. The more you spend, the higher your chances are.
However, the funniest and the most enticing option is available for those fortunate souls, who managed to get the tickets to the FIFA matches in Russia. They can get $1,000 for just a selfie with the Coinmama logo.
"Get a photo of you at the FIFA stadium holding a sign with your wallet address QR code and Coinmama's logo printed on it, post it to Facebook/Twitter with the hashtag #coinmamacup and the first ten will receive 100 USD to their wallet. Did the QR get broadcast on live TV? Let us know, and you could win an additional prize up to 1000 USD," the company says in an announcement published on the official website.
To avoid misunderstanding and protect the customers from scammers, Coinmama reminds users that there is no need to send any amount of crypto to the company's account to take part in the promotion. Anyone who claims otherwise is a crook.
About Coinmama
Coinmama is a financial service provider that allows users to buy and sell digital coins anywhere in the world. It was established in 2013 with the primary aim of making cryptocurrency purchases fun and easy.
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