The post notes the sneakers are sold by a company holding 845,000 BTC, yet the store accepts only cards and Apple Pay.
CoinDesk posted that @Strategy released a $250 Bitcoin-themed Air Jordan 1. The announcement highlights that checkout accepts only cards and Apple Pay despite the seller holding 845,000 BTC.
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The post notes the sneakers are sold by a company holding 845,000 BTC, yet the store accepts only cards and Apple Pay.
CoinDesk posted that @Strategy released a $250 Bitcoin-themed Air Jordan 1. The announcement highlights that checkout accepts only cards and Apple Pay despite the seller holding 845,000 BTC.
CoinDesk@CoinDeskLATEST: @Strategy launches a $250 $BTC-themed Air Jordan 1, but checkout only accepts cards and Apple Pay, with no Bitcoin payment option on the store of a company holding 845,000 $BTC.
CoinDesk@CoinDeskLATEST: @Strategy launches a $250 $BTC-themed Air Jordan 1, but checkout only accepts cards and Apple Pay, with no Bitcoin payment option on the store of a company holding 845,000 $BTC.
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