30 Celebs Who Love Crypto

Cryptocurrency has moved beyond the tech sphere and established a firm foothold in Hollywood and the music industry. Many high-profile entertainers have embraced digital assets by investing in Bitcoin or launching their own non-fungible token collections. Some celebrities use their massive platforms to advocate for decentralized finance while others quietly build portfolios through venture capital firms. This intersection of fame and finance continues to bring blockchain technology into the mainstream conversation.

Elon Musk

The CEO of Tesla and SpaceX stands as one of the most influential figures in the cryptocurrency space. His tweets regarding Dogecoin often cause significant fluctuations in the market value of the meme coin. Tesla notably purchased a substantial amount of Bitcoin for its corporate treasury and briefly accepted the digital currency as payment for vehicles. Musk frequently discusses the potential of blockchain technology to revolutionize the global financial system.

Snoop Dogg

The legendary rapper immersed himself in the digital world under the alias Cozomo de’ Medici. He owns a valuable collection of blue-chip NFTs and has developed a strong presence in The Sandbox metaverse. Snoop Dogg released music videos featuring his Bored Ape Yacht Club avatar and collaborated with various blockchain projects. His deep involvement signals a long-term commitment to the future of Web3 entertainment.

Paris Hilton

Paris Hilton began investing in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum back in 2016. She successfully pivoted into the NFT space by creating and selling her own digital art pieces for millions of dollars. The socialite advocates for the empowerment of digital creators through blockchain technology on various talk shows. She continues to launch metaverse experiences that allow fans to interact with her brand virtually.

Ashton Kutcher

Ashton Kutcher is a prominent venture capitalist who co-founded the investment firm Sound Ventures. He made early bets on major cryptocurrency platforms like BitGo and Ripple long before they became household names. The actor once donated a significant amount of XRP to Ellen DeGeneres during a television appearance to support her wildlife charity. His investment strategy focuses on the utility and infrastructure that blockchain companies provide.

Matt Damon

Matt Damon became the face of a widely discussed global brand campaign for the exchange platform Crypto.com. The commercial featured the actor walking through a museum of history while delivering the slogan about fortune favoring the brave. His participation aimed to bring cryptocurrency platforms to a broader audience during the Super Bowl timeframe. The advertisement remains one of the most cited examples of celebrity endorsements in the crypto sector.

Gwyneth Paltrow

The founder of Goop has actively participated in the cryptocurrency conversation by partnering with Cash App. She participated in a Bitcoin giveaway promotion to encourage her social media followers to learn about digital wallets. Paltrow serves as an advisor to the crypto mining company Terawulf which focuses on sustainable energy usage. Her involvement highlights the growing interest in making crypto accessible to everyday consumers.

Reese Witherspoon

Reese Witherspoon entered the Web3 space by partnering with the World of Women NFT collective. Her media company Hello Sunshine aims to adapt NFT characters into movies and television shows to expand storytelling formats. She frequently posts about the importance of women holding space in the evolving digital economy. Witherspoon views blockchain as a new frontier for intellectual property and creative ownership.

Tom Brady

The NFL superstar co-founded the NFT platform Autograph to help athletes and entertainers launch digital collectibles. He famously took an equity stake in the now-defunct exchange FTX and appeared in several commercials promoting the service. Brady exhibited a strong personal interest in Bitcoin and often engaged with the crypto community on social media. His transition from football to digital business ventures highlighted the appeal of crypto for retiring athletes.

Mike Tyson

Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson has released multiple NFT collections that celebrate his iconic boxing career. He is a vocal supporter of the Solana blockchain and often engages with fans regarding his digital asset purchases. Tyson famously asked his Twitter followers to help him choose between Bitcoin and Ethereum. His brand utilizes blockchain technology to offer exclusive experiences and merchandise to his fanbase.

Maisie Williams

The star of ‘Game of Thrones’ publicly entered the crypto market by asking her Twitter followers if she should go long on Bitcoin. She subsequently invested in the digital currency and became a strategic advisor for other blockchain projects. Williams focuses on the intersection of fashion and sustainability within the digital asset space. Her involvement demonstrates how younger actors are diversifying their portfolios with decentralized assets.

Lindsay Lohan

Lindsay Lohan embraced the NFT craze by releasing her own token on the Rarible marketplace. She has praised the Tron blockchain for its transaction speed and low fees compared to other networks. The actress auctioned off exclusive experiences and digital art to connect directly with her audience. Lohan believes that cryptocurrency enables content creators to retain better control over their intellectual property.

Akon

The singer and producer launched his own cryptocurrency known as Akoin to empower entrepreneurs in developing countries. His ambitious plans include the construction of Akon City in Senegal which would utilize the token for all transactions. He advocates for blockchain as a tool to provide financial stability and security in regions with unstable fiat currencies. Akon travels globally to speak about the philanthropic potential of decentralized finance.

Lionel Messi

Lionel Messi signed a lucrative partnership deal with the cryptocurrency exchange Bitget to explore Web3 opportunities. The football legend received a portion of his signing bonus with Paris Saint-Germain in the form of fan tokens. He promotes blockchain projects that aim to deepen the connection between sports teams and their global supporters. His involvement brought massive visibility to the concept of sociometry and fan engagement tokens.

Serena Williams

Serena Ventures has invested in dozens of companies including major crypto players like Coinbase and Bitski. The tennis icon focuses on funding diverse founders who are building the infrastructure for the next generation of the internet. She partnered with Cash App to educate women and minorities about the financial possibilities of Bitcoin. Williams treats cryptocurrency as a serious component of her broader investment portfolio.

Kim Kardashian

Kim Kardashian made headlines when she promoted EthereumMax to her millions of followers on Instagram. Her post sparked widespread discussion about the regulatory rules regarding celebrity endorsements of financial products. She later agreed to a settlement with the SEC regarding the disclosure of payments for that specific promotion. Despite the controversy she remains one of the most visible figures to discuss crypto assets on social media.

Eminem

The rap god purchased a Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT that resembled his real-life appearance for a reported six figures. He showcased the digital avatar in a music video collaboration with Snoop Dogg. Mention of cryptocurrency appeared in his album ‘Curtain Call 2’ which solidified his interest in the culture. Eminem uses the technology to offer fans unique collectibles associated with his musical legacy.

Madonna

The Queen of Pop acquired a Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT and publicly thanked the company on social media. She also collaborated with the digital artist Beeple to create a series of explicit and philosophical NFT videos. Madonna performed at a World of Women event to show her support for female inclusivity in the metaverse. Her entry into the space underscores the appeal of digital art for established cultural icons.

Justin Bieber

Justin Bieber holds a diverse portfolio of NFTs including members of the Bored Ape Yacht Club and the InBetweeners collection. His chaotic drawing of a bear was turned into a digital collectible that sold for a surprisingly high amount. The pop star often displays his digital art as profile pictures on his massive social media accounts. He represents a wave of younger musicians who view digital assets as status symbols.

Post Malone

Post Malone featured the crypto payment service MoonPay in a music video for his song ‘One Right Now’. He purchased two Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs for a combined total of over one million dollars. The artist uses his digital wallet to collect various projects that appeal to his personal aesthetic. He treats his crypto acquisitions similar to his physical collection of Magic the Gathering cards.

Grimes

Grimes was one of the first major artists to generate millions of dollars in revenue through the sale of digital art. Her WarNymph collection sold out almost immediately and set a precedent for musicians entering the NFT market. She speaks openly about the potential for blockchain to change how artists are compensated for their work. Grimes continues to experiment with decentralized technology in her music and visual art projects.

Jack Dorsey

The co-founder of Twitter and Block is a staunch advocate for Bitcoin and frequently dismisses other cryptocurrencies. He auctioned his first-ever tweet as an NFT and donated the proceeds to charity before focusing entirely on Bitcoin development. Dorsey leads initiatives to create decentralized social media protocols and open-source mining hardware. He envisions Bitcoin as the native currency of the internet that will promote global freedom.

Jay-Z

Jay-Z changed his Twitter profile picture to a CryptoPunk which signaled his entry into the exclusive digital art community. He collaborated with Jack Dorsey to launch a Bitcoin Academy for residents of the Marcy Houses in Brooklyn. The rapper aims to provide financial literacy and coding skills to underserved communities through blockchain education. His investment firm also backs various startups in the blockchain infrastructure sector.

50 Cent

50 Cent famously accepted Bitcoin as payment for his album ‘Animal Ambition’ back in 2014. The rapper let the coins sit in his account for years until they appreciated massively in value during the 2017 bull run. He later admitted to forgetting about the stash until it was worth millions of dollars. This accidental investment success story is frequently cited in hip-hop culture.

Terry Crews

Terry Crews launched his own social currency called $POWER to build a closer community with his fans. The actor believes that social tokens allow creators to monetize their brand without relying on third-party corporate sponsors. He hired a team of developers to build an ecosystem where holders can redeem the currency for experiences. Crews actively promotes the idea of a creator economy powered by blockchain.

Jamie Foxx

Jamie Foxx was an early celebrity endorser for the cryptocurrency exchange Cobinhood during the initial coin offering boom. He promoted the platform specifically for its promise of zero-fee trading for customers. The actor utilized his social media reach to bring attention to the token sale. His participation marked one of the first instances of an A-list Hollywood celebrity backing an exchange.

DJ Khaled

DJ Khaled promoted several initial coin offerings on his social media channels including Centra Tech. He posted photos of himself holding physical debit cards that were supposed to convert crypto to fiat instantly. The producer emphasized the lifestyle and spending power associated with digital assets. His promotions served as a lesson in the importance of due diligence in the crypto space.

Kevin O’Leary

The ‘Shark Tank’ investor initially called Bitcoin garbage but eventually became a major spokesperson for the industry. He signed a multi-year deal to promote the FTX exchange and allocated a percentage of his portfolio to crypto assets. O’Leary lobbied for clearer regulations to allow institutional capital to enter the market safely. He frequently discusses the utility of stablecoins and decentralized finance on business news networks.

Mel B

The former Spice Girl became the first British artist to accept Bitcoin as payment for her music in 2013. She partnered with a cloud hashing company to facilitate the transactions for her single. Mel B stated that she wanted to embrace new technology and make it easier for fans to purchase her work. Her early adoption placed her ahead of the curve regarding cryptocurrency in the music industry.

Mariah Carey

Mariah Carey partnered with the cryptocurrency exchange Gemini to encourage women to invest in Bitcoin. The campaign involved the singer donating a portion of trading fees to a non-profit organization focused on education. She created content explaining that investors do not need to buy a whole Bitcoin to get started. Carey emphasized the importance of democratizing access to financial tools and knowledge.

Logic

The retired rapper announced on Instagram that he bought six million dollars worth of Bitcoin in late 2020. He changed his display name on Twitter to Bobby Bitcoin to reflect his conviction in the asset. Logic made the investment as a hedge against inflation and a long-term store of value. He engages with the crypto community by discussing his holdings and investment philosophy.

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