- GlobalBlock UK will become the official and only digital asset partner of Premier Sports Network (PSN) -
- The partnership will give GlobalBlock UK access to business development opportunities with sports organisations globally -
London, United Kingdom and Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - February 8, 2022) - GlobalBlock Digital Asset Trading Limited (TSXV: BLOK) (OTC Pink: BLVDF) (FSE: BD4) (the "Company" or "GlobalBlock") is pleased to announce the Company's wholly owned operating subsidiary, GlobalBlock Limited ("GlobalBlock UK") has partnered with Premier Sports Network ("PSN"), a leading private network for the global sports industry. The partnership will see GlobalBlock UK become PSN's official digital asset partner, providing the Company with exposure to leaders in the sports industry globally, in particular the English Premier League and Premiership Rugby.
PSN will provide GlobalBlock UK with multiple networking opportunities, direct referrals to sports clubs, the ability to participate in educational workshops and exposure within PSN's magazine and newsletters, in order to support the Company in being a trustworthy, transparent and regulated digital asset solution provider that offers a best in class personalised cryptocurrency service.
Ben Small, Head of Partnerships at the Company, said:
"The sports industry is seeing widespread adoption of digital assets, with ever more players, clubs, salaries and sponsorship deals accepting payments in cryptocurrency. This is a very exciting deal for us and we are delighted to be PSN's official digital asset partner.
"We see this as a tremendous growth opportunity for GlobalBlock, not only to capitalise on the increasing trend of adoption of crypto within sports, but to provide education to PSN's stakeholders. This will allow us to build on our three business pillars, namely service, security and transparency."
Kai McKechnie, Head of Marketing at Premier Sports Network, said:
"Sports organisations are...
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