Drake’s latest number, “What did I miss,” contains texts about betrayal, luxury and bitcoin. The rapper compares unclear friends with Cryptocurrency’s roller coaster movements and said he looked at it “like a BTC”: “May be down this week, I’m up next week.”
This is not the first time Bitcoin has appeared in Drake’s course. Over the past few years, the Canadian superstar has become one of Crypto’s most visible members of the celebrity company.
The rapper shared a clip of Michael Saylor on his Instagram account, which at that time had over 146 million followers, with the co-founder of the strategy said Bitcoin would “eat” gold.
He has also dropped more than $ 1 million worth of Bitcoin on losing bets for Dallas Mavericks and Edmonton Oilers, with other high-profile punts on UFC matches and Formula 1 race.
Drake’s bet has inspired Memes, calling it “Drake Curs”, which refers to losses in the teams and athletes he is betting on. The rapper turned to this curse and told fans he is just a “defective sports -bettor.”
Still, Drake is not just rolling dice. He has collaborated with Crypto Gambling Platform Stake, in a partnership reported to be worth $ 100 million annually.
Outside of the casinoys have, Drake has made crypto investments in companies, including Moonpay and Branded Hardware Books on social media.
Interestingly, Drake’s Nikk comes to Bitcoin’s volatility at a time interpreted as calm before the storm. Deribits Bitcoin Volatility Index (DVOL) has actually dropped to an almost two-year low at 38.
