2018-8-2 23:53 |
McDonald’s recently unveiled its MacCoin promotion, causing some to think the fast food chain was going to issue a cryptocurrency or hold an ICO. Alas, Mickey D’s is simply using the crypto trend as a marketing tactic. origin »
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America-based fast-food giant McDonald’s has found a unique way to celebrate the 50th birthday of its Big Mac burger, and guess what, it has adopted the crypto path. The company has launched a new global cryptocurrency called MacCoin wherein each token will be supposedly worth one Big Mac burger. MacCoin, the universal “food currency” is launched
2018-8-2 01:42 | |
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This year marks the 50th anniversary of the BigMac, and to celebrate, fast food empire McDonalds has launched its very own cryptocurrency: the ‘MacCoin’. That’s right folks, starting this week investors can purchase limited edition MacCoins at any McDonalds store in America.
2018-8-2 22:52 | |
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There is a lot of confusion as to what McDonald’s is really doing with its MacCoin. A fair few people seem to think the company is entering the world of cryptocurrency, even though this is clearly more of a voucher system.
2018-8-1 21:00 | |
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McDonald’s announced their plans to release a ‘limited edition’ proprietary cryptocurrency called the ‘MacCoin’ as a way of celebrating the 50th anniversary of what has arguably become best known as the brand’s signature sandwich.
2018-8-1 13:30 | |
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In today’s edition of Bitcoin in Brief we cover the stories about how NFL players can start to earn some extra cryptocurrency, McDonald’s latest publicity stunt called Maccoin, former US president Bill Clinton to speak at Swell by Ripple, and Binance’s acquisition of Trust Wallet.
2018-8-1 11:55 | |
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