Is the Cowboys' first official crypto deal made by an NFL team?

While some have called the Cowboys' the first official crypto deal made by an NFL team, that’s not entirely accurate: The New England Patriots partnered with fan token platform Socios in November, though the deal has yet to produce any tokens.

Does the Dallas Cowboys have a digital currency platform?

(Shafkat Anowar / Staff Photographer) The Dallas Cowboys struck the NFL’s first deal Wednesday with a digital currency platform, signingBlockchain.com as the team’s “exclusive digital asset partner.” Blockchain.com co-founder and CEO Peter Smith joined Cowboys owner Jerry Jones at The Star in Frisco to announce the partnership.

What is the Cowboys blockchain deal?

It’s the first national sports deal for Blockchain.com, according to CEO Peter Smith, the kind that will deliver a new kind of mainstream acceptance to cryptocurrency’s early adopters, while also lending immediate legitimacy to the futuristic concept in the eyes of a the Cowboys’ huge fanbase, many of whom are newcomers to crypto.

Is the Dallas Cowboys involved?

The Dallas Cowboys is not among the teams involved. Sign up for The Node, our daily newsletter bringing you the biggest crypto news and ideas. Eli is a news reporter for CoinDesk. He holds ETH, SOL and AVAX.