Aaron Rodgers, quarterback for the Green Bay Packers football game team, has said he will be taking role of his National Football League salary in Bitcoin.

In a video posted to his Twitter business relationship on Nov. i, Rodgers — dressed as fictional character John Wick, likely for Halloween — said he would be partnering with Cash App to take a portion of his salary in Bitcoin (BTC). The NFL reported in July that Rodgers would be earning a $i.1-million base salary on top of a $14.5-million signing bonus and a $vi.viii million roster bonus from March, totaling roughly $22.iii one thousand thousand.

Co-ordinate to data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro, Rodgers' total salary would be worth roughly 368.84 BTC at a cost of $60,636 at the time of publication. Though the crypto nugget reached an all-time loftier toll near $67,000 on Oct. twenty, it dipped under $60,000 more than than once last calendar week and has been mainly moving between $sixty,000 and $63,000.

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Rodgers joins other professional sports players embracing crypto equally the infinite seemingly becomes more mainstream. Last week, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady said he would be compensating the fan who held his 600th-career-touchdown football with 1 BTC along with some signed sports memorabilia.