Ferrari | Crypto

Crypto Kid began creating crypto content at 14, and now he’s thinking of taking profits to buy a Ferrari to drive during the bear market. Efe Kelemci better known on YouTube as Crypto Kid is facing a pretty wild decision for an 18-year-old. Should he blow almost a million dollars on a sports car, or hodl? Im thinking, if this bull market is coming to an end, then maybe taking profit into a nice Ferrari could make sense just for passion, the Dubai-based crypto content creator and entrepreneur tells Magazine. Before you roll your eyes, the teenage crypto millionaire swears its about admiring the sports cars beauty, not flexing like a stereotypical flashy crypto bro.  Read more

Ferrari is deepening its crypto push with a new digital token for its top clients, letting them bid on the Le Mans-winning 499P as part of a limited auction set to launch in 2027. Ferrari is entering the cryptocurrency world with plans to launch a digital token that will allow its wealthiest fans to bid on one of its most iconic racing cars, the Ferrari 499P, a Le Mans-winning endurance model. The Italian carmaker will issue the “Token Ferrari 499P” in partnership with fintech firm Conio, aimed exclusively at members of its Hyperclub, a private network of 100 elite clients with a passion for endurance racing, according to a Saturday report by Reuters. “This is about strengthening the sense of belonging among our most loyal customers,” Enrico Galliera, Ferrari’s chief marketing and commercial officer, reportedly said. Read more

Ferrari is deepening its crypto push with a new digital token for its top clients, letting them bid on the Le Mans-winning 499P as part of a limited auction set to launch in 2027. Ferrari is entering the cryptocurrency world with plans to launch a digital token that will allow its wealthiest fans to bid on one of its most iconic racing cars, the Ferrari 499P, a Le Mans-winning endurance model. The Italian carmaker will issue the “Token Ferrari 499P” in partnership with fintech firm Conio, aimed exclusively at members of its Hyperclub, a private network of 100 elite clients with a passion for endurance racing, according to a Saturday report by Reuters. “This is about strengthening the sense of belonging among our most loyal customers,” Enrico Galliera, Ferrari’s chief marketing and commercial officer, reportedly said. Read more

The Maelstrom CIO claims he offloaded his HYPE bag to fund the purchase of anew Ferrari, even as his firm warns of billions in new token supply hitting the market.