Star couple Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen just made an investment in crypto firm FTX

• Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen entered a long-term partnership with cryptocurrency firm FTX.
• Brady will serve as an ambassador while Bündchen will be the environmental and social initiatives advisor.
• The couple has also committed to an annual multi-million dollar donation throughout the partnership.

Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen entered a long-term partnership with cryptocurrency firm FTX Tuesday, making their foray into the world of digital assets.

As part of the deal, the couple will each be taking an equity stake and will both receive cryptocurrency, according to an announcement. Details on the value of the stake as well as what kind of cryptocurrency were undisclosed.

Brady, a seven-time Super Bowl Champion, will serve as an ambassador, while Bündchen, an internationally acclaimed supermodel, will be the environmental and social initiatives advisor.

The company said it will "help guide" the couple through their "continued education on this nascent asset class."

FTX has already opened accounts for the couple in Blockfolio, the cryptocurrency app that FTX acquired in 2020.

"After talking with Tom and Gisele on our shared interest in crypto, charity, and doing your best, I was excited for them to be a part of what we're building at FTX," Sam Bankman-Fried, CEO of FTX, said in a statement.

The 29-year-old crypto billionaire added: "The three of us have a shared passion for giving back in ways that are the most impactful."

On top of the investment, FTX and the couple have committed to annual multi-million dollar charitable contributions throughout the partnership.

Brady has recently publicized his cryptocurrency interest, even changing his Twitter profile to a photo of him with laser eyes, a social media trend among bitcoin enthusiasts.

On June 28, the football star jokingly posted a question on Twitter, accompanied by a graph of the bitcoin's price decline: "Alright the laser eyes didn't work. Anyone have any ideas?"

The recent FTX deal comes a week after the cryptocurrency firm partnered with Major League Baseball to become the first cryptocurrency exchange sponsor in professional sports.

Prior to that, Bankman-Fried, through Blockfolio, also won naming rights to the NBA's Miami Heat arena until 2040.

Bitcoin has been trading rangebound at just around half its April peak price of nearly $65,000. it was up by 4.59%, to $36,332 as of 12:25 p.m. ET.