FIFA World Cup smashes attendance record with 6.7 million fans, but crypto sits on the bench
The 2026 FIFA World Cup drew 6.7 million fans, nearly doubling the 1994 record. But the billions in economic impact bypassed crypto entirely. The post FIFA World Cup smashes attendance record with 6.7 million fans, but c...
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup drew 6.7 million fans, nearly doubling the 1994 record. But the billions in economic impact bypassed crypto entirely.
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