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Cryptocurrency is simplifying peer-to-peer (P2P) car rentals with blockchain technology, offering seamless transactions, enhanced security and dispute resolution.

Ferrari debuted cryptocurrency payments for its cars in the United States in 2023, partnering with major local payments provider BitPay.

Blockchain technology offers improved efficiency, reduced delays and better transparency for the aviation industry.

It’s not a question of if big-name companies follow Ferrari’s lead to adopt Bitcoin, but when, according to CoinFlip CEO Ben Weiss.

Microsoft and Siemens revealed a new generative AI assistant catering to professionals in the manufacturing, healthcare, transportation and infrastructure industries.

FCF Pay’s X account has been suspended amid circulating misreporting about its “partnership” with Honda, which has never happened.

Santander Brasil is also reportedly planning to launch crypto trading services to its customers, CEO Mario Leão announced in July.

TBC founder Elon Musk seemingly confirmed the news on Wednesday with a tweet responding to the news, saying: “Supporting Doge wherever possible.”

Ferrari will be issuing exclusive digital content for its fans in collaboration with Swiss blockchain startup Velas.

The City of Williston expects to boost crypto payment volumes by installing a state-hosted crypto kiosk in the airport.

“We must advance in these new economic and technological systems to be accessible,” Maiquetia airport director said.

Beijing's rail transit service now accepts digital yuan for subway rides through an integration with the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.

“This isn’t the Strike car, the Coinbase car, the Kraken car [...] this is the Bitcoin car,” said Jack Mallers.

Morgan Creek Digital’s Jason Williams prefers to sell his old cars for crypto instead of cash.

Another automotive company is moving into crypto.