Topic: Disney plus+ service begins today. Do you think if they accept a crypto (Read 355 times)
November 14, 2019, 11:36:44 PM
for now I don't think they will accept crypto. but in the future, maybe this can happen. there are some cryptos that are suitable for use on their platform, but they can also make their own crypto. Disney Coin, sounds really good. and maybe this will be better than libra (facebook) and gram (telegram).
November 14, 2019, 05:34:36 PM
If they wanted to buy into the idea of cryptocurrency as you innocently think, I think that you would have already seen it and I think they would have incorporated it into their system before releasing the project, that is if they even have the plan of doing something of such.
Even if they decide to join the cryptocurrency sphere, they will only end up creating their own cryptocurrency which I don’t think that we will still have many user that will accept it as it will still be more like a centralized coin, and also, it will still take a very long time for them to be able to enforce the use of cryptocurrency for their project which their viewers will prefer to still deal with fiat as it is still the simplest means of making payment for things like this.
Your right but look when facebook wanted to do the exact same thing. They got shotdown by the us government and their idea died in a fire ball of controversy for all companies to follow with the idea of creating their own cryptocurrency in making payments for the use of their services.Even if they decide to join the cryptocurrency sphere, they will only end up creating their own cryptocurrency which I don’t think that we will still have many user that will accept it as it will still be more like a centralized coin, and also, it will still take a very long time for them to be able to enforce the use of cryptocurrency for their project which their viewers will prefer to still deal with fiat as it is still the simplest means of making payment for things like this.
I was thinking if they accepted something like stellar lumens or one which the bigger crypto companies have airdropped to their customer base then it would be accepted soon rather than later.
With 10 million already signed up for disney plus in their first day of release those are alot of potential customers which could of had their first contact with using a particular cryptocurrency in which disney would of introduced them too.
November 14, 2019, 06:07:21 AM
The rumors are that these streaming services wants to transition to Live TV broadcasts too, because they want to offer something that you cannot instantly get on these pirate sites. They also want to introduce advertising on their platforms, because it is getting very difficult to fund original content with all the competition coming onto the scene.
Disney plus+ was supposed to be the Netflix killer, but I think Neflix are one step ahead of them, so they will not just lie down to die. I would like to see one of these services introducing some smart contract based on Crypto currencies to pay monthly for these subscriptions, because it will give them some advantage over some of their competitors.
Disney plus+ was supposed to be the Netflix killer, but I think Neflix are one step ahead of them, so they will not just lie down to die. I would like to see one of these services introducing some smart contract based on Crypto currencies to pay monthly for these subscriptions, because it will give them some advantage over some of their competitors.
Plex, the best platform for curating and streaming one's pirated 'shit', seems to be pushing the live angle to near universal condemnation. I have no interest in it whatsoever.
Same goes for advertising. If that becomes a thing, and why wouldn't it?, that's going to turn off a lot of customers.
Crypto and recurring subscriptions will never really work. They require pulling rather than pushing. And until people earn in crypto they're going to be a lot more discerning regarding the things they pay for with it.
November 14, 2019, 02:25:56 AM
Do you think if they accepted a certain crypto for payments of their service would it make it explode and be beneficial to them in any sort of way?
As said in other threads, only some 6.2% of Americans own crypto. Such a big business as Disney don't care about crypto. If they add such payments, they'll do it through a payment processor and they'll actually receive US dollars.
I don't think that crypto would make their service "explode", but could give them a slight edge. From what I've read their service is cheaper than Netflix and that's more important for most possible customers (together with the content, obviously).
On another hand I don't know if I can install any Disney+ app on my TV (while Netflix and HBO go are there)....
This is what people fail to see about socalled acceptance of crypto by big corporations. They do not care about Bitcoin,,, they care about profits and paying salaries and paying dividends to investors. And not a single one of these shareholders probably care if they get it in bitcoin, they want cold money and hard cash.
BTC by Bitpay is not crypto adoption;)
November 14, 2019, 02:23:54 AM
If they wanted to buy into the idea of cryptocurrency as you innocently think, I think that you would have already seen it and I think they would have incorporated it into their system before releasing the project, that is if they even have the plan of doing something of such.
Even if they decide to join the cryptocurrency sphere, they will only end up creating their own cryptocurrency which I don’t think that we will still have many user that will accept it as it will still be more like a centralized coin, and also, it will still take a very long time for them to be able to enforce the use of cryptocurrency for their project which their viewers will prefer to still deal with fiat as it is still the simplest means of making payment for things like this.
Even if they decide to join the cryptocurrency sphere, they will only end up creating their own cryptocurrency which I don’t think that we will still have many user that will accept it as it will still be more like a centralized coin, and also, it will still take a very long time for them to be able to enforce the use of cryptocurrency for their project which their viewers will prefer to still deal with fiat as it is still the simplest means of making payment for things like this.
November 14, 2019, 01:29:22 AM
What's more to do, when they're self satisfied with the present. Most of the firms that have established their business have their presence on the crypto market. This is just to have their name reach even the crypto people who haven't heard of them prior. This way Disney can take any decision in this, as crypto isn't a must for them to get popularity. Even when we think of their own coin the possibilities were low now.
November 14, 2019, 01:17:24 AM
A very valid point to bring up since I think one of the reasons why they wanted to start a streaming service due to people just going online and downloading their copyrighted content by some other means.
But with their service their customers get way more then just the movies. They receive the extras as well from what they would get if they bought the bluray version for how ever much the movie costs online or in store.
But with their service their customers get way more then just the movies. They receive the extras as well from what they would get if they bought the bluray version for how ever much the movie costs online or in store.
Plenty of pirated films come with the extras now as well. Even if they don't you can often find them elsewhere if that's your bag.
I'm finding it really strange that they haven't learnt the lessons of the music industry and gathered around a small number of services. Instead they're running flat out in the opposite direction after flirting with sense.
Maybe they know something we don't. I have no idea what it is. I'll cherry pick their best torrents.
The rumors are that these streaming services wants to transition to Live TV broadcasts too, because they want to offer something that you cannot instantly get on these pirate sites. They also want to introduce advertising on their platforms, because it is getting very difficult to fund original content with all the competition coming onto the scene.
Disney plus+ was supposed to be the Netflix killer, but I think Neflix are one step ahead of them, so they will not just lie down to die. I would like to see one of these services introducing some smart contract based on Crypto currencies to pay monthly for these subscriptions, because it will give them some advantage over some of their competitors.
November 13, 2019, 06:31:31 PM
A very valid point to bring up since I think one of the reasons why they wanted to start a streaming service due to people just going online and downloading their copyrighted content by some other means.
But with their service their customers get way more then just the movies. They receive the extras as well from what they would get if they bought the bluray version for how ever much the movie costs online or in store.
But with their service their customers get way more then just the movies. They receive the extras as well from what they would get if they bought the bluray version for how ever much the movie costs online or in store.
Plenty of pirated films come with the extras now as well. Even if they don't you can often find them elsewhere if that's your bag.
I'm finding it really strange that they haven't learnt the lessons of the music industry and gathered around a small number of services. Instead they're running flat out in the opposite direction after flirting with sense.
Maybe they know something we don't. I have no idea what it is. I'll cherry pick their best torrents.
November 13, 2019, 03:12:19 PM
The streaming service disney plus began accepting customers today for signing up monthly $6.99 or yearly for $69.
Every title they will offer starting day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0FRDaHnITI
There were some problems today they call snafus.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/11/12/disney-glitchy-debut-is-stuff-tech-launch-nightmares/
But overall a successful launch. Many have said it costs a bit more compared to their competitors but they offer so many more movies since they own marvel and star wars also having the entire catalogue to the disney movies from the beginning of time and are adding more content daily.
Do you think if they accepted a certain crypto for payments of their service would it make it explode and be beneficial to them in any sort of way?
Every title they will offer starting day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0FRDaHnITI
There were some problems today they call snafus.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/11/12/disney-glitchy-debut-is-stuff-tech-launch-nightmares/
But overall a successful launch. Many have said it costs a bit more compared to their competitors but they offer so many more movies since they own marvel and star wars also having the entire catalogue to the disney movies from the beginning of time and are adding more content daily.
Do you think if they accepted a certain crypto for payments of their service would it make it explode and be beneficial to them in any sort of way?
May be it would play a good role for developing their business. But Disney is such an incredible and powerful structure that they more likely make their own coin instead of accepting some other. But in my opinion it would be interesting. Because it might attract attention of lots of people. And their coin will be really demanded))))) may be even price will be really high...
November 13, 2019, 12:05:16 PM
It is an aggressive business model yet a successful one at it. But so was apple inc when steve jobs was alive. After his death. Not so much. 
If they want to be number one they have to be this way and it is just savvy business. I am a bit surprised there isnt a disney alt coin yet.
Sort of like what ripple is doing and if they wanted they could buy it up and adopt that to their business for their entrance into the cryptocurrency space. Just pick and choose what they want to keep and what they dont want just like a customer is doing on their plus+ service in picking a show they want to watch.
With 2 million subscribers presigned up before launch. They have a lot of eyes for which ever they plan to do if they do create their own token for payment of their services or just adopt a pre existing one.
Actually, Disney has already been involved in crypto-related stuff, so their token might be not far away. In 2014, they developed their own private blockchain Dragonchain, but a couple of years later it became open-source and is now considered to be unrelated to Disney. Disney is indeed a company that tries to conquer everything near it. Just in the spring of 2019, there've been rumors about Disney thinking of buying Bitstamp exchange. Taking these things into account, I think that Disney is likely to introduce their own token or buy out an existing crypto project they can afford and find successful. If they want to be number one they have to be this way and it is just savvy business. I am a bit surprised there isnt a disney alt coin yet.
Sort of like what ripple is doing and if they wanted they could buy it up and adopt that to their business for their entrance into the cryptocurrency space. Just pick and choose what they want to keep and what they dont want just like a customer is doing on their plus+ service in picking a show they want to watch.
With 2 million subscribers presigned up before launch. They have a lot of eyes for which ever they plan to do if they do create their own token for payment of their services or just adopt a pre existing one.
November 13, 2019, 10:57:48 AM
Do you think if they accepted a certain crypto for payments of their service would it make it explode and be beneficial to them in any sort of way?
How can a payment method that is adopted by just a few percents of the population make a service like Disney+ explode? Disney+ will get more users in a few days than Bitcoin did in 11 years. When Steam and Fiverr dropped Bitcoin support, they didn't suffer and observable drop in revenue. Perhaps we should be asking how would Disney+'s adoption of Bitcoin affect its popularity as a currency and the price?
Also, going back to Disney+, they have to comply with a lot of regulations and as the result they don't operate in a lot of countries, including mine. If this wasn't the case, Bitcoin could have helped them to connect with audiences that can't conveniently buy their services otherwise.
My apologies for not making this point clear as others have read my statement this way too from the other informative feedback here has suggested.
Also someone did mention a disney division had dabbled in cryptocurrency with the coin dragonchain which I had heard of but did not know they had any involvement with. Will need to do some further research in the project to see if they plan on using it with their main business and not just experiment with it.
Why would Disney bother? Why would any streamer bother? They want recurring payments that people are too lazy to cancel. Most would go under without them.
At present Disney has a rights problem, not a payment problem. I presume that's why it's launching next year in other territories.
I can't believe anyone there didn't think to attempt to clear up whatever issues there are because by the time it does launch they'll have lost tens or hundreds of millions of dollars in business as people just pirated it rather than wait like good little consumers.
A very valid point to bring up since I think one of the reasons why they wanted to start a streaming service due to people just going online and downloading their copyrighted content by some other means.At present Disney has a rights problem, not a payment problem. I presume that's why it's launching next year in other territories.
I can't believe anyone there didn't think to attempt to clear up whatever issues there are because by the time it does launch they'll have lost tens or hundreds of millions of dollars in business as people just pirated it rather than wait like good little consumers.
But with their service their customers get way more then just the movies. They receive the extras as well from what they would get if they bought the bluray version for how ever much the movie costs online or in store.
November 13, 2019, 08:54:58 AM
There is no point for them to accept crypto, maybe .001% of people would buy based on them accepting crypto. I am not saying they wouldn't get normal purchases with crypto, but these people would have bought the service with fiat anyway. So there is really no need for them to accept since it will only complicate things.
November 13, 2019, 08:14:54 AM
Disney is already successful even without any cryptocurrency involvement. To be honest they don't have to adopt cryptocurrency since they're already doing well in the industry. Since they hold a lot of popular movies that we grew up in our childhood. But once they will adopt crypto, it can help to boost and encourage more customers especially crypto enthusiasts.
I am not sure whether they are willing to accept crypto, it would depends on the owner, perhaps executives, or someone who will decide about their marketing strategies. It's more possible if the owner or someone in the higher position is a fan of crypto
I am not sure whether they are willing to accept crypto, it would depends on the owner, perhaps executives, or someone who will decide about their marketing strategies. It's more possible if the owner or someone in the higher position is a fan of crypto
This. It's the second-tier orgs that need to offer crypto to gain themselves a few headlines. A bit like Overstock offered crypto payments to help get them in the news as they struggle to take on Amazon.
November 13, 2019, 08:11:24 AM
Why would Disney bother? Why would any streamer bother? They want recurring payments that people are too lazy to cancel. Most would go under without them.
At present Disney has a rights problem, not a payment problem. I presume that's why it's launching next year in other territories.
I can't believe anyone there didn't think to attempt to clear up whatever issues there are because by the time it does launch they'll have lost tens or hundreds of millions of dollars in business as people just pirated it rather than wait like good little consumers.
At present Disney has a rights problem, not a payment problem. I presume that's why it's launching next year in other territories.
I can't believe anyone there didn't think to attempt to clear up whatever issues there are because by the time it does launch they'll have lost tens or hundreds of millions of dollars in business as people just pirated it rather than wait like good little consumers.
November 13, 2019, 08:02:19 AM
Disney is already successful even without any cryptocurrency involvement. To be honest they don't have to adopt cryptocurrency since they're already doing well in the industry. Since they hold a lot of popular movies that we grew up in our childhood. But once they will adopt crypto, it can help to boost and encourage more customers especially crypto enthusiasts.
I am not sure whether they are willing to accept crypto, it would depends on the owner, perhaps executives, or someone who will decide about their marketing strategies. It's more possible if the owner or someone in the higher position is a fan of crypto
I am not sure whether they are willing to accept crypto, it would depends on the owner, perhaps executives, or someone who will decide about their marketing strategies. It's more possible if the owner or someone in the higher position is a fan of crypto
November 13, 2019, 06:46:28 AM
I don't think that accepting crypto as a method of payment would impact a business in a major way, but it would certainly gain quite a bit in sales and will acquire a kind of advantage over the competition aka Netflix and HBO Go.
Obviously is in all our best interest that more and more companies adopt BTC and cryptocurrencies, but I think the catalyst will be the Bakkt consumer appvina and Stsrbucks partnership.
Obviously is in all our best interest that more and more companies adopt BTC and cryptocurrencies, but I think the catalyst will be the Bakkt consumer appvina and Stsrbucks partnership.
November 13, 2019, 06:38:04 AM
Do you think if they accepted a certain crypto for payments of their service would it make it explode and be beneficial to them in any sort of way?
How can a payment method that is adopted by just a few percents of the population make a service like Disney+ explode? Disney+ will get more users in a few days than Bitcoin did in 11 years. When Steam and Fiverr dropped Bitcoin support, they didn't suffer and observable drop in revenue. Perhaps we should be asking how would Disney+'s adoption of Bitcoin affect its popularity as a currency and the price?
Also, going back to Disney+, they have to comply with a lot of regulations and as the result they don't operate in a lot of countries, including mine. If this wasn't the case, Bitcoin could have helped them to connect with audiences that can't conveniently buy their services otherwise.
November 13, 2019, 06:33:41 AM
It's highly unlikely that any of the streaming services are going to start accepting crypto very soon but one thing I know is that with so many video streaming services out there, it's going to lead to better contents and competitive rates which will be good for the subscribers.
November 13, 2019, 06:07:42 AM
Do you think if they accepted a certain crypto for payments of their service would it make it explode and be beneficial to them in any sort of way?
Disney+ already have a named and supporters with or without crypto as payment it can be used by many. The one who will benefit if they will accept is us than Disney companies. Netflix however didn't accept crypto too but you can buy account from crypto users if Disney+ will be access by those who create subscription account and accepts crypto then we can buy from them. 
November 13, 2019, 06:06:45 AM
Given Disney's business model and how they generally seem to operate, they're more likely to try coming up with their own crypto if they can't buy one out. 
Anything they can't own, they try to compete with. It's a bit predatory if I'm honest. Not what would traditionally come to mind when you evoke thoughts of what Disney represents.
Anything they can't own, they try to compete with. It's a bit predatory if I'm honest. Not what would traditionally come to mind when you evoke thoughts of what Disney represents.
If they want to make their own cryptocurrencytime is now.
But I believe they already have one. Dragon chain, right?
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonchain
Dragonchain is a blockchain platform for enterprises. It was originally developed at The Walt Disney Company[1][2] in Seattle in 2014 and then open-sourced in 2016. Despite extensive speculation,[3][4][5][6][7] there is absolutely no relationship between Disney and Dragonchain.
Dragonchain is a blockchain platform for enterprises. It was originally developed at The Walt Disney Company[1][2] in Seattle in 2014 and then open-sourced in 2016. Despite extensive speculation,[3][4][5][6][7] there is absolutely no relationship between Disney and Dragonchain.
If they own dragonchain or not, they are very good in everything they do.
Just compare marvel movies with DC's... Their parks with the competition..
If they make their own cryptocurrency it will be as good aa libra ir any other, probably even better.
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