Although the increase in capacity means the HEAT are no longer required to employ physical distancing between seats, other health and safety protocols remain in place. This includes the requirement of face masks throughout the Arena when not eating and/or drinking while seated in the bowl or in designated food and beverage areas.
“This last-minute approval to increase our capacity comes after we have already sold tickets for the first three home games of Round 1 of the Playoffs, said Eric Woolworth, President of The HEAT Group’s Business Operations. “We realize this may be an inconvenience to some fans who have already purchased tickets, and we apologize for that, but we believe strongly that we owe it to our players to provide the best homecourt advantage for them to compete in the Playoffs.”
4/7/2021 3:26:50 PM GMT
FTX exchange chose Solana to build its new decentralized derivatives exchange called Serum.
FTX announced a partnership with The Miami HEAT basketball team.
Solana price is up 18% in the past 24 hours outperforming the entire crypto market.
Solana has been trading inside a massive uptrend for months now and just hit a new all-time high at $27, despite the cryptocurrency market losing more than $100 billion in market capitalization in the past 24 hours.
Solana reacts to new FTX partnership
The Miami HEAT team has just partnered with the FTX exchange. The home of the team will now be known as the FTX Arena. Solana was chosen to be the blockchain for Serum, a new decentralized derivatives exchange built by FTX. Eric Woolworth, President of the HEAT Group s Business Operations said:
Your Miami HEAT are partnering with Direct Relief, a humanitarian aid organization with a mission to improve the health and lives of people affected by poverty or emergencies without regard to politics, religion, or ability to pay. Together with the Micky & Madeleine Arison Family Foundation we have made a $1,000,000 donation to Direct Relief’s Health Equity Fund, which will
Your Miami HEAT has partnered with World Central Kitchen (WCK), This is the next step in the team’s continuing effort to use their unique platform and standing in the community to deliver on their social justice pledge and effect positive change that uplifts the Black community. of food to heal communities and strengthen economies in times of crisis and beyond, whose pandemic relief efforts have a nonprofit organization that uses the power provided over 33 million meals throughout the United States and Spain. The HEAT and the Micky & Madeleine Arison Family Foundation have made a $3,000,000 donation to WCK, which will expand the organization’s Restaurants for the People program in Miami.