SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Spurs officials announced Ledger, a Paris-based cryptocurrency firm, as the team’s official jersey partner during a Tuesday press conference.
In attendance at the Frost Bank Center were Spurs Managing Partner Peter J. Holt, CEO RC Buford, NBA analyst Sean Elliott and Ledger officials.
In describing the new partnership, Holt said it started with the team’s time spent at the 2025 NBA Paris Games.
Ledger is responsible for protecting more than 20% of all cryptocurrencies in the world, according to Pascal Gauthier, Ledger’s chairman and CEO.
“When I met RC and the Spurs team, it was clear we had total alignment in values and vision for the future,” he said.
Buford continued, describing the partnership as an opportunity to establish a global presence.
“This moment cements a decades-long history of international collaboration and growth by the Spurs organization, as the game of basketball has grown to touch every culture and continent,” said RC Buford, CEO of Spurs Sports & Entertainment.
Harrison Barnes and Keldon Johnson joined the press conference, donning the silver and black to show off the new jersey sponsorship.

A news release after the announcement said the team will debut the Ledger-branded jerseys at the NBA draft on Wednesday and then at the NBA California Classic games in San Francisco on July 5.
The partnership announcement comes a day before coverage of the 2025 NBA Draft at the Barclays Center in Brookyln, New York.
The Spurs are expected to draft Rutgers guard Dylan Harper second overall. Dylan Harper is the son of former NBA player and five-time NBA champion Ron Harper.
The Spurs also hold a 14th pick in the first round, which they acquired following the 2022 trade of Dejounte Murray to the Atlanta Hawks.
The first round of the 2025 NBA Draft is at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, June 25, and can be watched on KSAT 12.
You can watch Tuesday’s press conference in the video player below:
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