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Fulham Partners With World Mobile, the First Mobile Network Built on Cardano’s Blockchain World Mobile, the first mobile network built on renewable energy and blockchain technology, partners with Fulham FC. Through this partnership, World Mobile and Fulham FC will connect millions of people to the Internet in Sub-Saharan Africa by sharing ownership of the network. Throughout the last year, sports organisations and clubs have increasingly become aware of digital currency and its potential value. Starting in the U.S., Carolina Panther, Russell Okung was paid half of his $13 million salary in bitcoin (BTC), according to NBC Sports, and at least two other NFL players already receive at least part of their salary in bitcoin. As blockchain enters mainstream finance and business as the most groundbreaking technology since the Internet, sports organisations will play a pivotal role in creating awareness around its advantages. ....
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