Keith McGee Bringing Cryptocurrency to NASCAR with Military.Finance Sponsorship at Nashville

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Keith McGee’s No. 3 Military.Finance Chevrolet Silverado for Nashville Superspeedway on June 18.

If you’ve been following the recent headlines from the business | finance world, or have been a frequent user of the internet or social media over the last six months to a year, you are probably aware of the cryptocurrency boom going on right now (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, Binance Coin, etc.)

Fans of the NTT IndyCar Series – or even casual viewers of the Indianapolis 500 — may have noticed a Bitcoin sponsored entry for Rinus Veekay and Ed Carpenter Racing.

Bitcoin was also part of a crowdfunded effort to support Alex Bowman’s early NASCAR Cup Series career when he drove the No. 23 BK Racing entry.

Additionally, Dogecoin has been active in the NASCAR world as a group on Reddit sponsored Josh Wise back in 2014 and used the opportunity to plaster the car with the meme coin. Dogecoin has also been featured on Stefan Parsons’ entries recently.

Now, no more than three weeks post-debut of the Bitcoin machine in IndyCar, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver Keith McGee will bring a new cryptocurrency into NASCAR’s top-three series, with Military.Token adorning the No. 3 Chevrolet Silverado for Jordan Anderson Racing at Nashville Superspeedway.

Military.Finance is a crypto token built on the BNB Smart Chain by a group of guys with a passion for the veteran community, along with a successful marketing company and immense expertise in blockchain technology.

The cryptocurrency is the first to dedicate a portion of every transaction to various charities and organizations that support veterans, including the Heart of a Lion Foundation, an organization dedicated to providing purpose and comradery to veterans and active duty service members.

McGee – who served in the US Air Force for eight years as a radar technician for the Airborne Warning and Control System — is a perfect and natural fit to bring the cryptocurrency to one of the United States’ largest markets in Nashville.

“It’s funny how things find a way of working out,” says Brad Dahl, developer of the Military.Finance cryptocurrency. “Keith was looking for a new sponsor, and we were looking for partnerships that believe in our mission that could help spread the word.”

In collaboration with McGee, Military.Finance will be giving away one-billion tokens ($MIL) to the person who can crack the code that will be on the No. 3 Military.Finance Chevrolet Silverado on June 18 at Nashville Superspeedway. Stay tuned to McGee and Military.Finance’s social media channels for more information on how to win those tokens.


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