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  Lionel Messi is considered by many the most successful footballer ever. is the latest world-known personality to step into the hot field of fan tokens. The PSG megastar has collaborated with the crypto fan token firm. Lionel Messi has signed a contract worth over $20 million with the digital fan token company Socios.com, However, the three-year deal doesn't include any forms of cryptocurrency transactions. Socio's news release that Messi, whose transfer from Barcelona to Paris St Germain in August included a cryptocurrency payment as a signing bonus, will be "involved in a publicity and promotion campaign for Secios in the build-up to the Qatar World Cup" which will start in November." The company has partnered up with more than 130 football clubs and leagues for fan tokens introduced the star as its first global ambassador in a tweet, and changed its Twitter Bio to "Lionel Messi approved" Messi said that he was proud of joining Socios's mission a

Citizens School declared to integrate blockchain technology into several aspects of its academic and administrative operations in the future. According to Arabian Business news, Citizens School will accept tuition payments in Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) payments using digital assets are processing platform and are automatically converted into United Arab Emirates Dirhams (AED). Dr. Adil Alzarooni, the founder of Citizens School, stated: "We look forward to enhancing the role of young generations in achieving the UAE's digital economy. As more people embrace the era of digitalization, today's children will become the entrepreneurs and investors of tomorrow." Read:  https://cryptounity.news/citizens-school-of-dubai-to-accept-tuition-payments-in-bitcoin-and-ethereum

The Maharashtra government is in the process of rolling out 65,000 caste certificates to aid the process of providing governmental schemes and benefits. The government of Maharastra, one of India's state governments, has started issuing caste certificates over the Polygon blockchain to citizens living in Etapalli village, Gadchiroli district, as a part of the Digital India campaign. in collaboration with LegitDoc, a blockchain-based application, the Maharashtra state government is in the process of rolling out 65,000 caste certificates to aid the process of delivering governmental schemes and benefits. Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Shubham Gupta revealed that the Indian government is still on the lookout to execute disruptive technologies that can help democratize citizen services, stating: Read:   https://cryptounity.news/indian-state-government-to-use-polygon-for-issuing-verifiable-caste-certificates

  Southe Korean tech giant LG Electronics has officially declared its business development aims to include cryptocurrency and blockchain-based software.  South Korean tech giant  LG Electronics  has officially stated cryptocurrency and blockchain as new business areas in its corporate charter. Company's aim to start its exchange or platform, an LG spokesperson tempered any speculation, stating "Nothing has been decided yet We just mentioned business areas largely." Rumors concerning LG creating a crypto-related marketplace emerged earlier this year when Bithumb CEO Heo Baek young confirmed that the exchange was working with "a large company" to develop an NFT marketplace. Read:  https://cryptounity.news/lg-electronics-officially-adds-blockchain-and-crypto-as-new-areas-of-business

  Binance CEO Changeng Zhao declared to open a new office in Brazilian city that "He's done his part. We are working on ours." The Brazillian city of  Rio de Janeiro will officially start accepting Bitcoin (BTC) payments  for taxes related to urban real estate within the city limits. a.k.a Imposto sobre a propridade predial e territorial urbana (IPTU) New pro-crypto tax laws will be implemented from 2023, which was declared by the Secretary of Economic Development, innovation, and Simplification, Chicago Bulhoes Read full story at  https://cryptounity.news/the-brazilian-city-of-rio-de-janeiro-to-accept-bitcoin