Odell Beckham Jr. took his Rams salary in Bitcoin and 3 years later, he’s calling out people who said it “was dumb”

That was Miami Dolphins wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. on Wednesday reminding people that he took his 2021 salary in bitcoin BTCUSD. The Super Bowl champion converted his $750,000 salary into cryptocurrency in a deal with Block Inc.

The 32-year-old's contract had a base salary of $750,000, including a $500,000 signing bonus and three million in incentives he received after winning the Super Bowl with the team. In his tweet, OBJ showed how much Bitcoin had gone up and asked who was still having an issue with his decision.

Three years ago, the Los Angeles Rams agreed to a deal with Odell Beckham Jr. The wide receiver signed a modest contract worth $750,000. Beckham

The Dolphins got a big win in Week 10 but injuries continue to be an issue as both Jalen Ramsey and Odell Beckham Jr. hit the injury report.

Odell Beckham Jr. is calling out the haters who questioned him for taking his $750,000 base salary from the Rams in Bitcoin

One day after Russell Okung took a victory lap for getting a portion of his 2020 salary paid out in Bitcoin and turned $6.5 million into $20 million,

NFL wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. took a dig at those who criticized his choice to take his salary in Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) amid the leading cryptocurrency’s record-shattering rally.

Amid Bitcoin's resurgence, Odell Beckham Jr. revisited his now three-year-old decision to convert his NFL salary into cryptocurrency in alignment with his partnership with Cash App.