Crypto trade Kraken has sponsored a Components 1 (F1) sports activities automotive that includes a piece of the Bitcoin whitepaper, as revealed on Twitter on March 31.

Kraken emblem is definitely BTC whitepaper

The Kraken emblem, featured on a automotive belonging to Components 1 workforce Williams Racing, is actually made up of a number of traces of textual content from the Bitcoin whitepaper:

The partnership, which features a broader branding relationship between Kraken and Williams Racing, was introduced on March 28 by each firms.

Kraken branding will also be seen on the automotive’s halo and rear wing and on driver outfits and workforce caps, in line with the announcement.

Moreover, the rear wing of the automotive will show non-fungible tokens (NFTs) or digital collectibles from Kraken’s market, Kraken NFT. The corporate opened that market to the general public in December 2022 after introducing a waitlist in Could of that 12 months.

James Bower, Business Director at Williams Racing, mentioned the partnership will moreover present “cutting-edge crypto and Web3 experiences” to followers whereas serving to Kraken kind relationships with new company and institutional purchasers.

Different statements counsel that the partnership will embody pop-up fan experiences, merchandise giveaway contests, and different occasions.

Different Components 1 crypto partnerships

Sports activities partnerships are pretty frequent within the crypto trade, and numerous Components 1 groups have particularly fashioned relationships with blockchain corporations.

Crypto.com entered a partnership with Aston Martin Cognizant Components One in March 2021. Later, it grew to become a crypto sponsor for Components 1 in its entirety. That partnership noticed Crypto.com deal with NFTs for the racing group and work towards carbon neutrality objectives.

Elsewhere, ByBit sponsored Purple Bull’s Components 1 workforce in 2022. Tezos by the way ended a Purple Bull sponsorship deal in December 2022 however stays concerned in a partnership with McLaren Racing and associated entities that dates again to 2021.

Dogecoin co-creator Billy Markus additionally expressed curiosity in having the Dogecoin group sponsor the Haas F1 workforce in 2022, although this didn’t happen.