This spring, Brady is slated to launch an NFT platform, titled Autograph, that will include NFTs featuring the seven-time Super Bowl winner himself.Īutograph will unite some of the biggest names in sports, entertainment, fashion and pop culture to work with creators to develop unique digital collectibles, a representative for Brady told CNN Business in early April.
More recently, the reigning Super Bowl champion hopped on the NFT (non-fungible tokens) train, a new cryptocurrency obsession that includes pieces of digital content, such as art and collectibles, linked to the blockchain.
If he were to join the cryptocurrency craze, like athletes such as Kevin Durant, it would add to his impressive business resume - which already includes his science-based health and wellness TB12 brand, among other off-the-field ventures. Hmmmm should I change it? - Tom Brady May 10, 2021īitcoin Magazine also tweeted that Brady has joined “team #Bitcoin.”īrady’s mystery tweet did not include an official announcement.
“Hmmmm should I change it?,” Brady tweeted, referencing his laser eyes image. The fad was to signify support for Bitcoin’s price surging until it hit $100,000.”Īfter informing fans about his new cryptic profile picture, Brady kept the rumor mill churning when he replied to a tweet suggesting he’s working with bitcoin. The image sparked speculation that he’s joining the cryptocurrency world as an investor.Īccording to Cointelegraph - a news source covering blockchain technology, crypto assets and emerging fintech trends - “the laser eyes meme that initially swept across crypto social media in February 2021 saw crypto influencers, industry leaders and regular users change their Twitter profile pictures to include laser eyes. On Monday, the Buccaneers quarterback tweeted “#NewProfilePic” above a photo of himself sporting red laser eyes. Tom Brady’s new Twitter profile picture has the internet buzzing. Millionaire probed for torching $10M Frida Kahlo painting in NFT stunt Kardashian charged by SEC over alleged ‘pump and dump’ crypto scam Kim Kardashian could be ‘tip of the iceberg’ for celeb crypto crackdown Hackers stole $100M worth of crypto from Binance-linked blockchain, CEO says
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