That time of year again for “The Champagne & Oyster Charity Bike Ride” - The Champagne & Oyster Cycling Club of Monaco has named Zondacrypto, a leading European digital currency exchange, as the main partner for its 11th Annual St Tropez to Monaco Charity Bike Ride on April 27th. The event raises funds for the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation and the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation. Zondacrypto will provide financial support and feature its logo on riders’ jerseys. Users can also donate cryptocurrency to the Princess Charlene Foundation through the exchange’s app. Gareth Wittstock of the Princess Charlene Foundation praised the partnership, calling Zondacrypto a “trusted and valued ally.” This follows a growing collaboration: Zondacrypto previously raised €67,000 for the Foundation during its ZND token launch and has supported top cycling races and athletes across Europe. The partnership also highlights Zondacrypto’s growing presence in Monaco, where it sponsors AS Monaco FC, AS Monaco Basket, and local racing drivers Arthur Leclerc and Valtteri Bottas. The Champagne & Oyster Charity Bike Ride starts on Sunday 27th April from 8am in Saint-Tropez and finishes in Monaco at 5pm with a street party until late at Slammers. To find out more go to https://coccmonaco.com/new-events
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