Coinbase Partners with Golden State Warriors to Bring Blockchain to Fans

The Golden State Warriors and their home court, the Chase Center, have partnered with Coinbase as their official blockchain partner and cryptocurrency platform in an exciting new partnership. Warriors supporters can look forward to exclusive blockchain-powered experiences at the stadium and beyond thanks to this cooperation.

Coinbase Expands Presence at Chase Center

Coinbase will have a significant presence at the Chase Center as part of this agreement. Coinbase’s logo will be shown to fans during games, both on TV and at the arena, increasing its visibility. Along with limited-edition gear, this partnership between Coinbase and the Golden State Warriors also offers unique on-chain fan experiences that are available all season long. Fans that register for a Coinbase account will also be eligible for additional perks, which will encourage participation even more.

In addition to season-long offerings, fans attending the Warriors’ January 4 home game against the Memphis Grizzlies and the March 20 matchup with the Milwaukee Bucks will have special opportunities to receive Warrior-themed giveaways, both physical and blockchain-based. These unique collectibles are aimed at building a bridge between sports enthusiasm and blockchain technology, creating memorable keepsakes for loyal supporters.

Warriors Embrace Blockchain Technology

Golden State Warriors’ Chief Commercial Officer Mike Kitts expressed enthusiasm about the partnership’s potential. He stated, “Building fandom using blockchain technology continues to be an area of opportunity for us, and we’re excited to partner with Coinbase to continue to bring unique experiences to our fans, whether they’re at Chase Center or watching from home.” The partnership reflects a growing trend where major sports organizations use blockchain to deepen fan engagement and provide exclusive digital content.

The Warriors previously collaborated with cryptocurrency exchange FTX. However, after FTX filed for bankruptcy in 2022, that agreement was cancelled. A lawsuit alleging misleading activities pertaining to FTX promotions is presently pending against the Warriors and its top player, Stephen Curry.

A new chapter has begun with this agreement with Coinbase, which links the Warriors with a top cryptocurrency brand in a long-term alliance while providing fans with access to a variety of blockchain activities.