Ripple is hosting a VIP gathering, dubbed "XRP Community Night," in NYC on May 15, with a performance by Snoop Dog, the company announced Tuesday, April 24.The event is "Invite-only," but two Twitter contests will run in which participants can vie for ten tickets: "Twitter Trivia" and "Make the Meme," on April 26 and May 2 respectively.
Ripple says the "Special night" is to thank those who are helping the company to develop the XRP Ledger and xRapid platform, as well as all those who are "Spreading the good word about Ripple's many benefits."
Joe X April 24, 2018 This is hardly showbiz's first foray into the crypto sphere, with singer Lionel Richie recently appearing in a Super Bowl television ad promoting Bitcoin Futures, former Liverpool soccer star Michael Owen launching his own token, and heiress and reality TV star Paris Hilton endorsing ICO LydianCoin last year.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission busted a high-profile ICO scam earlier this month, which was backed by boxing champion Floyd Mayweather and DJ Khaled.
In November, the SEC raised wider concerns that ICO endorsement by celebrities could in certain cases be illegal.
Snoop Dogg To Promote Ripple At Invite-Only Event In NYC
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