Starbucks News

MicroStrategy’s steady Bitcoin purchases could send its market cap above Starbucks and Nike if BTC rallies above $138,000.

Starbucks is pulling the plug on its NFT rewards program, shutting down its Discord server and transitioning its marketplace.

Starbucks’ decision to end its NFT rewards program aligns with similar moves by other major companies in the last year.

Yuga Labs CEO Daniel Alegre said the firm was stretching itself thin by taking on too many projects and will now focus on its core aims with a smaller team.

The logo for a popular Yuga Labs NFT collection is being changed after it was seemingly ripped off from a follow-along children's drawing creator.

Polygon’s list of high-profile partners is getting longer, with Disney, Starbucks and Robinhood already boarding its blockchain.

Sony Music is preparing to venture into NFTs as the firm filed trademark applications for audio and video recordings.

The nonfungible tokens, or NFTs, are minted on a proof-of-stake blockchain built by Polygon.

“This will create an entirely new set of digital network effects that will attract new customers and be accretive to existing customers in our core retail stores,” said interim CEO Howard Schultz.

Starbucks announced plans to get into the NFT business, then fired a union leader the same day.

Starbucks and McDonald’s are reportedly not part of the 3,000 merchants piloting China’s CBDC.

Starting today, the coffeehouse is bringing their beans to the blockchain

Changpeng Zhao rejects claims that Bitcoin crashed because of the coronavirus, and debate rages on how closely BTC is correlated to the U.S. stock market.

Bakkt’s futures volumes skyrocketed last week, with the firm launching two ambitious new projects only days after.

U.S.-based payments startup Fold has made Lightning Network payments possible at Amazon, Starbucks, Uber and other big name retailers.