AMC movie theaters and the Mark Cuban-owned Dallas Mavericks are two of the businesses that accept different types of coins for payments.
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One major West Coast-based business just took things to a completely new level to show its support for the future of cryptocurrencies.
On Christmas Day this year, the famed Staples Center in Los Angeles will be renamed toCrypto.com Arena in a seemingly bizarre and unprecedented move.
On the same day as the Los Angeles Lakers basketball game against the New York Nets, a new logo for the arena will be revealed.
The Los Angeles Lakers, Clippers, LA Kings, and Los Angeles Sparks play in the arena that was formerly known as the Staples Center. The Lakers and Kings will become the official partners of the platform.
AMC is accepting cryptocurrencies.
The news of the name change was first reported by The Los Angeles Times and was confirmed on the center's official account.
The announcement said that AEG and Crypto.com had a historic naming rights partnership for one of the world's most important sports and live entertainment venues.
The partnership was brokered by a company called AEG Global Partnerships, who were responsible for the branding of the former Staples Center.
20,000 seats are available for fans at the arena, which hosts over 200 events and 4 million guests each year.
The city of Los Angeles has always been pioneers, pushing the boundaries and innovating as the global leaders of culture and entertainment, according to Kris Marszalek. We are very excited about partnering with ang and investing long term in this city and using our platform in new and creative ways so that we can power the future of world class sports, entertainment and technology for fans in LA.
It was built into the payments app.
The new arena will feature a branded 3,300 square foot activation at the entrance, as well as being front and center with a logo all around the building.
Todd Goldstein, Chief Revenue Officer of AEG, said that the partnership represented the fastest-growingcryptocurrencies platform and the biggest sports and live entertainment company in the world. It marks an exciting new chapter in the history of our company and our respective industries, and we couldn't be more thrilled to have such a visionary partner like Crypto.com supporting our global fan base and local community.
Over 10 million customers have used the world's fastest growing tHe app.
The pre-pandemic estimate was that the center brought in $8.9 billion in sales.
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Emily Rella is a news writer. She was an editor at the time, covering entertainment, pop culture, lifestyle and business. She is a graduate of Boston College.
