Trevor Lawrence Denies Viral Report Regarding Possible $15M in Cryptocurrency Losses

Trevor Lawrence Denies Viral Report Regarding Possible $15M in Cryptocurrency Losses

From bleacherreport.com

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence has denied a viral report that stated he lost $15 million on his original $24 million NFL signing bonus because he accepted the money entirely in cryptocurrency: tweet As Lawrence noted and Joe Pompliano of the Huddle Up newsletter previously stated, the ex-Clemson star did not take his NFL signing bonus in crypto. Rather, Lawrence accepted his endorsement deal with Blockfolio, a crypto app, in that currency. In addition, the bonus on that endorsement was far less than $24 million. tweets The original report stating that Lawrence lost well into the eight figures ... (full story)

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