US EditionSpurs Land New Global Partner via French Connection
- The San Antonio Spurs announced a multi-year jersey patch partnership with Paris-based Ledger, starting in the 2025 NBA season.
- The deal reflects Spurs' long French connections, including drafting Victor Wembanyama in 2023 and past players like Tony Parker, aligning with Ledger's global digital asset security mission.
- Ledger, founded 10 years ago, secures over 20% of global cryptocurrency with 8 million devices sold in 180 countries and will debut branded jerseys at the June 25 NBA Draft.
- CEO Pascal Gauthier called this deal a "pivotal moment" deepening Ledger's ties to American consumers, while Spurs CEO RC Buford said it cements decades of international collaboration and growth.
- The partnership seeks to strengthen Ledger's footprint in the U.S. while promoting education and support around responsible use of digital finance and asset protection through the Spurs Tech & Basketball Camp.
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Spurs announce jersey deal with Paris-based digital asset security firm Ledger
The San Antonio Spurs are strengthening their ties to Victor Wembanyama’s homeland. The franchise announced on Tuesday a new agreement to have the French digital asset security firm Ledger be its new jersey sponsor.
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Key Notes Ledger’s logo will appear on Spurs jerseys starting the 2025 NBA season as part of comprehensive partnership agreement. The collaboration targets youth communities with digital literacy programs and crypto safety education initiatives globally. Partnership leverages Spurs’ French connections, including Victor Wembanyama, to help Ledger expand into US markets. The San Antonio Spurs have entered a multi-year jersey patch sponsorship dea…
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