BLAST partners with blockchain company Hdac Technology

Adam Fitch
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Danish tournament organiser BLAST has established a partnership with blockchain technology company Hdac Technology.

The company’s BLAST Premier Counter-Strike: Global Offensive circuit will feature Hdac Technology’s branding throughout its Fall Series, Showdown, and Finals.

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The deal includes branding opportunities such as content and giveaways, with Hdac Technology also sponsoring a broadcast integration called ‘The Economy Play’ that features analysts discussions on economy rounds.

Leo Matlock, Commercial Director for BLAST, spoke on the deal in a release: “BLAST and Hdac share a passion and focus on innovation and technology, which makes this partnership the perfect fit. In esports, our key audience are naturally more attuned to new technologies and pioneering industries – making them more open minded to the world of cryptocurrency and blockchain.

“We look forward to developing our partnership and are excited to see what can be achieved by bringing blockchain technology into the world of esports and Counter-Strike.”

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Earlier this week, BLAST restructured its financial structure to greater benefit its partner teams for BLAST Premier. The company cites COVID-19’s impact on the esports industry as the reason behind the revision, hoping that the change “will help provide a more sustainable model for the broader industry.”

Hyun Jun Shin, Senior Director for Hdac Technology, added: “We’re really excited to partner with BLAST and have a chance to collaborate on various unique pieces of content for the esports and gaming community, who are very tech savvy and open to investment in cryptocurrency. As a proactive blockchain company who are invested in the esports industry including sponsoring the G2 Esports team, we are looking forward to engaging with the global audience.”

Esports Insider says: Between G2 Esports and BLAST, Hdac Technology has chosen solid partners to get into the esports industry with. We’re intrigued to see just how integrated this deal is, whether online or at LAN.

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Adam Fitch

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Adam Fitch is a journalist, editor, host, and speaker. In 2019, he was named UK Esports Awards' Reporter of the Year. In 2020, he was a finalist for Journalist of the Year at the Esports Awards.
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