Space travel can now be paid for with cryptocurrency. Payment solution provider Shift4 Payments has partnered with Blue Origin, allowing users to pay for space trips using Ethereum. The logic behind this collaboration is straightforward—Blue Origin, owned by Bezos, is expanding its payment options, and Ethereum, as the world's largest smart contract platform, naturally becomes the first choice. This is not only an attempt to apply blockchain technology in high-end consumer scenarios but also a sign that cryptocurrencies are deeply penetrating the traditional business world. From DeFi to space travel, the boundaries of Web3 are continuously expanding.
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AirDropMissed
· 01-07 15:03
Even Bezos is starting to collect coins, and we're still buying the dip at low levels. The gap...
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JustAnotherWallet
· 01-05 04:48
Wow, Bezos is really getting into crypto? Is the next step to put the moon on the blockchain too, haha?
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CafeMinor
· 01-05 04:45
Even Bezos has started collecting ETH, oh my god, crypto is really taking off now.
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PessimisticOracle
· 01-05 04:39
It's just a trick to manipulate the narrative; the real voters are still that group of people.
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 01-05 04:37
I'm so afraid of losing now that I want to sell in the opposite direction whenever I see the coin price rise... Bezos's move is really ruthless, using space travel to extend the life of us rookies.
Space travel can now be paid for with cryptocurrency. Payment solution provider Shift4 Payments has partnered with Blue Origin, allowing users to pay for space trips using Ethereum. The logic behind this collaboration is straightforward—Blue Origin, owned by Bezos, is expanding its payment options, and Ethereum, as the world's largest smart contract platform, naturally becomes the first choice. This is not only an attempt to apply blockchain technology in high-end consumer scenarios but also a sign that cryptocurrencies are deeply penetrating the traditional business world. From DeFi to space travel, the boundaries of Web3 are continuously expanding.