Budweiser, Coinbase Partner to Give Free Bitcoin to Concert Attendees
Budweiser is teaming up with Coinbase on a bitcoin payments initiative that will go live this summer during the Budweiser Made In America (BMIA) Concert Series. The partnership will be on display during the tour's upcoming event at The Complex in Salt Lake City on 12th June. There, concert-goers will have the opportunity to spend bitcoin at participating concession stands, and Coinbase and Budweiser will promote the event by distributing US$10 worth of bitcoin to eligible concert-goers. The BMIA Concert Series began in April in Madison, Wisconsin, and runs through the end of August with....
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The Budweiser brand is already popular with Americans and the partnership has been deliberately done to capitalize from this. Coinbase has partnered up with American beer company Budweiser in an attempt to reach a new demographic. The new initiative is specifically in conjunction with Budweiser Made in America (BMIA) Concerts to give concert attendees $10 worth of Bitcoin for free. The Budweiser Made in America festival is held annually at over thirty cities building up to two big events taking place on the weekend of 30th and the 31st of August in LA and Philadelphia. Founded by artist....
Coinbase today announced a partnership with the Budweiser Made in America (BMIA) Concert Series that will give out $10 worth of free bitcoin to eligible concert-goers. Budweiser's Made in America Concert Series takes place throughout the summer in over thirty cities in a lead-up to two major events happening on the weekend of August 30-31 in Los Angeles in Philadelphia. All eligible concert-goers are able to opt-in to receive the free $10 worth of bitcoin using Coinbase. So what makes one eligible or ineligible? According to Coinbase, the individual must be registered for at least one of....
Nas, one of the most popular and prolific rappers of all time, has taken his Bitcoin promotion to the next level. Just a few hours ago, Nas posted to his millions of Facebook followers that he was opening up a theraptest.com contest and would be awarding bitcoin to the top 100 scores. In the past, Nas has also invested in up and coming services such as Lyft and Fancy. Elsewhere in the hip hop world, fellow NYC rapper 50 Cent also accepts Bitcoin. Speaking with CoinDesk in an interview earlier this year, Nasir Jones (Nas) revealed that he is actually one of the investors behind Coinbase:....
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