Andre Iguodala – the three-time NBA champion, and the professional basketball player of the Golden State Warriors – announced on Monday (NYSE:) via Twitter that he would take a part of the estimated amount. $2.647 MillionAnnual salary in (BTC). Iguodala also stated that he would give $1 million in BTC to his fans as a way to encourage the adoption of digital currencies. Block’s Cash App (formerly Square), was said to facilitate payments.

Iguodala now joins a growing group of athletes, celebrities and officials who do the same. Minimum Seven NFL PlayersCurrently, more people prefer crypto to cash salary. The Mayor of Miami Francis Suarez, and the Mayor of New York City Eric Adams stated last year that they would prefer crypto to cash salaries. Take their pay checksBTC. Suarez takes it up one notch, investing in BTC together with his Retirement savings can also be made through 401(k)..