Crypto.com switches an advertisement to support Ukraine during the Oscar ceremony

Crypto.com switches an advertisement to support Ukraine during the Oscar ceremony

The crypto company, which has an aggressively urge to go into the mainstream last year, will now file a complaint during the Oscar ceremony.

crypto.com has created a television commercial to collect donations for people affected by the crisis in Ukraine. It will be broadcast several times during the live broadcast of the 94th Oscar ceremony on Sunday evening at 8 p.m.

Ukraine clarified the legal status of crypto with a new law, which was signed by President Wolodymyr Selenskyj last week. The Ukrainian law came "about virtual assets" when crypto donations continued to go to the country after the Russian military invasion on February 24th.

Kris Marszalek, CEO of the company, said in A Twitter contribution from February 25 Rel = "Nofollow Noopener" Target = "_ Blank" href = "https://www.ifrc.org/international-cross-cross-red-crescent-movement"> The Red Cross Red Halfmond .

"Our thoughts are among people in Ukraine and the innocent viewers of the ongoing conflict," he tweeted at the time. "We ask our community to do everything in your power to support the humanitarian efforts."

Since Russia's attack on Ukraine has escalated, Crypto.com now tries to collect more money and awareness to support the work of the organization. The donations are used to provide people in the country with food, water, medication, accommodations and other vital goods.

viewer of the display are forwarded to the campaign page where you can donate with crypto, fiat or by buying a collection from the campaign collection.

The NFT- Collection Crypto.com and 33 independent artists. A total of 40 NFTs are sold for between $ 50 and $ 100.

The campaign runs from March 25th to March 31st. Crypto.com will double the total amount of up to $ 1 million.

The efforts come because the Crypto.com brand has become increasingly visible in recent months. The company, founded in 2016, has grown to more than 10 million customers with its aggressive marketing editions.

Crypto.com bought the naming rights for the Staples Center in Los Angeles as part of a 20-year $ 700 million deals and switched a display in February in February in which the four-time NBA-Champion LeBron James played the leading role.

The company announced at the beginning of this week that it will be sponsor of the FIFA World Cup 2022, which is to take place in Qatar in November and December.

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