The Litecoin Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing blockchain through that particular cryptocurrency, has announced that Litecoin (LTC) has become the “Official Cryptocurrency of the Miami Dolphins.”
The foundation’s partnership with the Miami Dolphins, which will commence on September 5 with the launch of the 2019 NFL season,
Blockchain-based accommodation and hotel booking service Travala has teamed with the Litecoin Foundation to accelerate the use of cryptocurrency payments.
Travala is using blockchain technology to transform the future of the online travel industry. With a portfolio of over 567,928 properties across 210 countries and territories,
The Litecoin Foundation has entered into a partnership with premier kickboxing league GLORY to become the official cryptocurrency of the stand-up combat league.
As part of the partnership, Glory, formerly Glory World Series, will integrate Litecoin into its online merchandise platform GLORYshop.com,
The Litecoin Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing blockchain through that particular cryptocurrency, has named Jonha (Revesencio) Richman to its advisory board:
Richman is a chief marketing officer with over a decade of marketing, PR and partnerships experience across Europe, US, and Asia to help blockchain projects. Read more »
The Litecoin Foundation will be sponsoring an event of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), an American mixed martial arts organization based in Las Vegas.
In a blog post, the foundation announced that Litecoin (LTC) will be the “Official Cryptocurrency Partner of UFC 232,”
Litecoin Foundation has acquired a near 10 percent stake in German WEG Bank as part of a strategic partnership with TokenPay, a crypto-to-fiat payments firm.
In May of this year, TokenPay acquired 9.9 percent stake in WEG Bank.
LitePay, a startup that was going to bring BitPay-like functionality to Litecoin, has abruptly terminated its operations.
Litecoin Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to the advancement of Litecoin, announced on its website that LitePay CEO Kenneth Asare informed them that LitePay had ceased operations and was being sold.
