Tennessee Titans Become First NFL Team To Accept Bitcoin

Nissan Stadium. Photo: By Danny Parker/Tennessee Titans

The Tennessee Titans are stepping into new waters as they have begun accepting Bitcoin for investments through a third-party conversion service, as well as for purchasing season tickets, suites and sponsorships, according to the Nashville Post.

According to the report, the Titans will only accept Bitcoin for major and large purchases or reoccurring purchases but plan to accept the cryptocurrency for single-ticket purchases, merchandise and stadium concessions in the future.

The club also partnered with UTXO Management—a Nashville-based digital asset fund—and Bitcoin Magazine, which is also based in Nashville, according to the report.

In March, Nashville SC partnered with Valkyrie Investments, a local investment manager focused on digital assets, as a Founding Partner. The club accepted its full partnership fee in Bitcoin becoming the first MLS club to do so.

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Steven Boero is the editor of The Sports Credential who joined in March of 2021. He has a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication with a minor in Music Business from Belmont University. While at Belmont, he served as sports editor and eventually editor-in-chief at the university’s student-run newspaper the Belmont Vision where he covered men’s and women’s basketball including Rick Byrd’s retirement and the Bruins first NCAA Tournament win in 2019.

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