In a recent string of events, former US president Donald Trump took the spotlight in the cryptocurrency market by purchasing burgers with Bitcoin at a New York bar, sending shockwaves through the industry and triggering a surge in fast-food stock prices. Interestingly, his actions sparked discussions amongst the Bitcoin community and thrilled fans by showing the crypto world's practical utilities. The story also shed light on the novelty and rarity of In-N-Out's burger coins, revealing that they can be obtained for free and sold online for hundreds.
On another note, BurgerCities, an altcoin in the crypto market, recently unveiled its ambitious 2024 roadmap. Opinions about it are divided; some see it as a good investment, while others remain skeptical. In a surprising development, Burger King began accepting Dogecoin for meat-flavored dog treats in Brazil and has been pushing its crypto support further through partnerships with Robinhood and Binance. The fast food giant has even launched its own cryptocurrency in Russia.
In an attempt to capitalize on the cryptocurrency wave, McDonald's also introduced 'MacCoins,' its unique currency, during the Big Mac's 50th-anniversary celebrations. Dogecoin's utility went beyond the conventional as an East London burger stall began accepting it as a form of payment. Finally, the story touched on concerns surrounding the speculative act of price manipulation inherent in the listing of the Avail coin on South Korean exchange Bithumb.
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