In June of final 12 months NFT platform, Bitci struck up a cope with the Brazilian Soccer Confederation (CBF). The CBF selected the blockchain platform to mint the official NFT tokens of Brazil’s nationwide soccer staff, which launched (BFT).
A report from a Brazilian sports activities enterprise outlet claimed the CBF had terminated the settlement after a collection of delayed funds over a number of months from the crypto agency.
The validity of those accusations, can’t be confirmed. Nevertheless, Bitci was not showcased on the sponsors’ backdrop when Brazil’s squad was introduced for the 2022 Fifa World Cup earlier this month.
On November twenty third, Bitci launched a public assertion on Twitter to deal with the allegations.
Pricey customers,
This necessary public assertion is concerning the manipulation focusing on Bitci, its traders and enterprise companions from Twitter final night time.
You possibly can click on the hyperlink under for an in depth clarification. 👇🏻https://t.co/6qoX5LtPi8
— Bitci International (@bitcicomglobal) November 23, 2022
The Turkish NFT agency stated: ‘The contracts between the Brazilian nationwide staff and Bitci are legitimate and in pressure. There was no discover of termination to Bitci.’ The Crypto agency went on to hammer that their NFTs would nonetheless be legitimate, even when the sponsorship deal had been terminated. ‘Even when the sponsorship settlement by some means ends, this doesn’t change the truth that BFT is the official and solely Brazilian nationwide staff fan token,’ the corporate added.
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