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Miami Dolphins set to Accept Litecoin and Bitcoin For Payments

Miami Dolphins joined The Lightcoin Foundation and announced on 11th July that it is about to accept bitcoin and Litecoin for payments beginning in 2019 and 2020 NFL season. Florida based payment processing and independent merchant services provider, Aliant Payment, will be powering the cryptocurrency payment solution. The partnership of Miami Dolphin, Litecoin and Aliant Payment would give home game attendees an opportunity to pay with Litecoin and Bitcoin when they will buy tickets for the team’s 50/50 raffle. The tickets can be purchased online at 14 kiosk and raffle seller locations in Hard Rock Stadium.
Kim Rometo, Miami Dolphins Vice President & Chief Information Officer, said, “The Miami Dolphins are always looking for ways to enhance the fan experience, and this partnership with Litecoin provides the ability for guests to enjoy our 50/50 raffle while donating to a great cause.”
In 2014 when Sacramento Kings, professional sports franchise, started accepting Bitcoin, everybody started talking about how cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum might revolutionize sports. And the cryptocurrency signals became the screener to find the best trading opportunities. In the same year, Georgia Tech began accepting Bitcoin. Marshawn Lynch, former Seattle Seahawks invested in a blockchain company in 2015. Despite the early investment of cryptocurrency in sports, present involvement is limited. But many outdoor sports are showing gesture to invest in cryptocurrencies.
Charlie Lee, the Managing Director of Litecoin Foundation, said, “This collaboration propels Litecoin in front of an audience of millions of people around the world at a time where adoption of cryptocurrencies continues to gain momentum and the ecosystem is able to support real-world use cases in ways previously not possible. We see this as a powerful way to raise awareness and educate people about Litecoin and cryptocurrencies on a tremendous scale.”
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Hustle Division Evolves into HD AI Lab Group: A New Powerhouse in AI-Driven Marketing

Los Angeles, CA — May 8th — Hustle Division, the award-winning agency behind Gold and Platinum campaigns for brands like PrettyLittleThing and Zootiez by Future — and legendary artists like 50 Cent, Snoop Dogg, Warren G, Normani, Saweetie, Tyga, YG, and will.i.am — is officially rebranding into HD AI Lab Group.
This major evolution is led by E.G., a proud Latino entrepreneur, who also owns Zooly.ai, a fast-growing AI company backed by major investors and already trusted by top brands across the NBA, NHL, and entertainment.
HD AI Lab Group brings together creative energy and real AI innovation to help brands, artists, and businesses grow in today’s world.
“This isn’t just a rebrand — it’s the evolution of everything I’ve built, now powered by real AI to shape the future of marketing,” said E.G., Founder & CEO of HD AI Lab Group.
Stay tuned and follow the journey on the newly revamped Instagram: @hustledivision
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