Starbucks News

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.

Bitcoin price analyst Oliver Isaacs thinks BTC will hit $25,000 around the end of 2019, due to factors such as China’s trade war with the U.S. and signs of mainstream adoption.

A deeper look into Starbucks’ crypto plans.

U.S.-based coffee chain Starbucks is working with tech giant Microsoft on its blockchain-based coffee tracking initiative.

5G promises to boost development efforts in IoT and blockchain

Adoption of Bitcoin payments by Kroger and Starbucks may be tipping point for crypto.

In major news this week, university students seem to be making a profit mining crypto, and Jack Dorsey buys $10,000 of BTC a week.

An unknown number of shares has allegedly changed hands between Bakkt and Starbucks in return for payments support.

Howard Schultz has announced he is considering an independent run in the forthcoming 2020 United States presidential elections.

Starbucks clarifies it won’t be accepting Bitcoin for coffee after multiple major news outlets misreport on its new crypto-related venture.