Bitcoin,an invisible money that you can read articles about how to understand, is the new sponsor of St. Petersburg's college football bowl game, which is Friday night between NC State and UCF. <\/p>\n
Since Bitcoin is a college football thing, Bitcoin needs a mascot. Fortunately, it already has one. Or BitPay,the company that paid for the Bitcoin Bowl in Bitcoin, does. I don't know. It's a mascot dressed up as a cookie with a pimp hat, and it has a small face in its midsection, like Krang. We'll figure out who's responsible for it later. <\/p>\n
Mr. Bitcoin is apparently not a new thing. <\/p>\n
There is also this Bitcoin mascot, a dog named Curly: <\/p>\n
There is also this Bitcoin mascot, a dog named Curly: <\/p>\n
There is alsothis Bitcoin mascot, a dog named Curly: <\/p>\n
And, last but not least, this lil guy, who'll give you Bitcoin business in exchange for Bitcoin business: <\/p>\n
ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBAAALL? <\/p>\n
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