Topic: KFC now accepts Bitcoin! - page 10. (Read 3403 times)
Nice! First time to hear a big food company to accept bitcoin. In the future, many merchant will accept bitcoin transaction.
now KFC
starting next month and next month, there will be some companies that will allow payment using BTC
and thus, investor confidence in BTC will increase, so BTC prices will rise due to high market demand
I wish it was
starting next month and next month, there will be some companies that will allow payment using BTC
and thus, investor confidence in BTC will increase, so BTC prices will rise due to high market demand
I wish it was
if this is true that means digital currency is taking over the economy of the world gradually. it is going to be great if all stores can accept transactions via digital currencies.
Do you guys think this is going to be huge for cryptocurrency or just a KFC marketing scheme?
This is just propaganda and fomo also why pay with "electronic gold" ?
I already know about this news, I am happy and surprised, that this is a good development for bitcoin and crypto world. and even in some countries that still prohibit bitcoin, some have dared to accept payments with bitcoin.
Its good to hear that news, adoptation and acceptance of bitcoin in many places can be of great help in promoting bitcoin. The fact thatIt is fast and easy to use and is accepted as a way of payment make users and investors get attracted to it. The more people who get involved in btc, the more it becomes popular.
For me that is a good news. Kfc is a big fast food chain and with the move they made could impact or maybe influence other companies and establishments to accept bitcoin as well. I hope one day we will have a lot of choices were to purchase goods. I can't wait for bitcoin to be commonly used and become widely accepted by people around the world.
This will mostly illustrate how completely inferior BTC is a payment method.
-Several orders of magnitude too long of wait times
-Technically complex, with risk of total loss anytime coins are transferred
-No protection or chargebacks (a feature demanded by consumers)
-Unstable value
-No built in ancillary services such as credit
-Public for all the world to see forever
-Several orders of magnitude too long of wait times
-Technically complex, with risk of total loss anytime coins are transferred
-No protection or chargebacks (a feature demanded by consumers)
-Unstable value
-No built in ancillary services such as credit
-Public for all the world to see forever
I think this is still good news for cryptocurrency. But I prefer to use my crpytocurrency for bigger purchase. For those mall purchase, I prefer to use fiat.
That is awesome news for Bitcoin society, step by step Bitcoin is being acknowledged entire around the globe and it's getting recognizable to the general population to an ever increasing extent. Since Bitcoin is decentralized money with the goal that numerous individuals need to participate in this stage these days. Most imperative thing is that Bitcoin has made itself a central point on the currency showcase with the goal that it will rule in the fiscal stage later on.
This is useful for individuals that are lethargic and not had any desire to change their bitcoins into fiats. Yet, Soon, I will endeavor to utilize my bitcoins in requesting and purchasing sustenances for my family. Possibly this is very bravo, however despite everything I wanted to utilize my credit/plastic and my cash in purchasing sustenances. All things considered, Bitcoin's cost is the huge test for KFC on the grounds that it is so unpredictable. Perhaps they have a loads of developers that will program their frameworks step by step.
i guess its not a surprise for a fast-food chain adopting a new way of accepting payment if you based it on how much bitcoin achieved as of now! and also probably they wanted to take chances about the rapid change of bitcoin exchange rate, that's one way of investing your profit into a rapid ROI as what i project their means!
I also feel that this is not a surprise because we know KFC is an international company in the field of eating, so now it might be to stay with another company similar to KFC to accept bitcoin as payment.
There is a lot of fund going around here, so don't believe everything you hear on the internet.
What a wonderful thing. An example to follow!
i guess its not a surprise for a fast-food chain adopting a new way of accepting payment if you based it on how much bitcoin achieved as of now! and also probably they wanted to take chances about the rapid change of bitcoin exchange rate, that's one way of investing your profit into a rapid ROI as what i project their means!
Check out my YouTube video where I dive more in depth : BREAKING NEWS KFC is now accepting Bitcoin, and Smart contracts might be legally binding!
Is this just a bucket of chicken, or a bucket of publicity stunts?
You will be able to buy a bucket of chicken in Select Canada KFC's. However you will have to order it online using Bitpay, and have it shipped to you.
Cost : Around $20 + $5 shipping + Taxes + Any other blockchain fees
What do you guys think about it?
Is this just a bucket of chicken, or a bucket of publicity stunts?
You will be able to buy a bucket of chicken in Select Canada KFC's. However you will have to order it online using Bitpay, and have it shipped to you.
Cost : Around $20 + $5 shipping + Taxes + Any other blockchain fees
What do you guys think about it?
I think this is pretty neat. There are so many transactions occurring through fast food chains. It will be a great way for cryptocurrency transactions to be more commonly used in everyday situations. And it will help spread knowledge about cryptocurrency.
I think it's not just a matter of advertising, I think it's a profitable move. I appreciate the KFC initiative.
Check out my YouTube video where I dive more in depth : BREAKING NEWS KFC is now accepting Bitcoin, and Smart contracts might be legally binding!
Is this just a bucket of chicken, or a bucket of publicity stunts?
You will be able to buy a bucket of chicken in Select Canada KFC's. However you will have to order it online using Bitpay, and have it shipped to you.
Cost : Around $20 + $5 shipping + Taxes + Any other blockchain fees
What do you guys think about it?
Is this just a bucket of chicken, or a bucket of publicity stunts?
You will be able to buy a bucket of chicken in Select Canada KFC's. However you will have to order it online using Bitpay, and have it shipped to you.
Cost : Around $20 + $5 shipping + Taxes + Any other blockchain fees
What do you guys think about it?
If this is true , thats amazing news ! Regardless of which company it is wether a big food chain or a small corner restaurant, it means were heading into the right direction !
I think that the fact that the KFC accepts bitcoin for payment is just marketing. Nobody will buy chicken for bitcoin. You have too much pay for the transaction.
Check out my YouTube video where I dive more in depth : BREAKING NEWS KFC is now accepting Bitcoin, and Smart contracts might be legally binding!
Is this just a bucket of chicken, or a bucket of publicity stunts?
You will be able to buy a bucket of chicken in Select Canada KFC's. However you will have to order it online using Bitpay, and have it shipped to you.
Cost : Around $20 + $5 shipping + Taxes + Any other blockchain fees
What do you guys think about it?
Is this just a bucket of chicken, or a bucket of publicity stunts?
You will be able to buy a bucket of chicken in Select Canada KFC's. However you will have to order it online using Bitpay, and have it shipped to you.
Cost : Around $20 + $5 shipping + Taxes + Any other blockchain fees
What do you guys think about it?
In the future, many merchant will accept bitcoin transaction. Its happen because no one can stop technology and they will adopt that technology even government. With bitcoin popularity and have a big community, many company will try to attract them and make them as their customer
This is such a great news. Big companies are starting to accept bitcoin just because of the convenience that bitcoin does. Bitcoin has just begun to conquer the economy.
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