Playboy Plus, a Playboy Brand Website, is Now Accepting Bitcoin
Playboy, the iconic media company that publishes Playboy magazine, is now accepting bitcoin payments for its adult entertainment content through at least one of its web properties. Though not yet formally announced to the public, the payment option is currently live on the Playboy Plus website, and is available to those purchasing one-month, six-month and lifetime memberships through Georgia-based merchant processor BitPay. Formerly the Playboy Cyber Club, according to its official Twitter account, Playboy Plus is an online component to Playboy magazine that provides original nude picture....
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Playboy Plus, an online compliment to the more traditional Playboy magazine is now accepting bitcoins, as first reported by bitcoin news website CoinDesk. An official announcement hasn't been made, nor are we sure one will be made, but users who sign up for membership on the website are presented with an option to pay with bitcoin. Montreal-based MindGeek (previously known as Manwin) operates Playboy's online business, and we've been seeing this company gravitate toward bitcoin acceptance over the past few weeks. In mid-January we reported that MindGeek-owned Brazzers was poised to accept....
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Playboy Enters The Sandbox
PLBY Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: PLBY), commonly referred to as Playboy, announced on Monday that the firm is collaborating with the blockchain project The Sandbox. Launched in March 2012, The Sandbox platform evolved from a two-dimensional....