US SEC slaps Binance with a 13 charge lawsuit
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission files a lawsuit against leading crypto exchange Binance.
AirBNB CEO Brian Chesky recently took to Twitter to explore what users would want from the company in the next year. As a digital rental platform, AirBNB is hailed as one of the leading digital platforms to establish decentralised participation. With its digital foundations and peer-to-peer model, the platform is poised to work well with accepting cryptocurrency. According to the the results from Chesky’s 400,000 followers, users of the platform agree.
According to Chesky’s results, the top suggestion for improvements for the platform is cryptocurrency payments to enable users to pay for their rental online using their digital currencies.
Got 4,000 suggestions. Here are the top 6:
1 – Crypto payments (top suggestion)
2 – Clear pricing displays
3 – Guest loyalty program
4 – Updated cleaning fees
5 – More long-term stays & discounts
6 – Better customer serviceAlready working on most, will look into others now! https://t.co/rxEM4BXZci
— Brian Chesky (@bchesky) January 5, 2022
He also noted that other ideas include cryptocurrency token ideas for the platform, suggesting that AirBNB opens up cryptocurrency payments across the market -and not just accepting Bitcoin and Ethereum, for example.
In September, Chesky noted that there is nothing new to announce just yet, but that they are exploring the idea of adopting digital currencies to their platform:
“We are definitely looking into it. Absolutely. Like the revolution in travel, there is clearly a revolution happening in crypto. Airbnb and crypto both have interesting relationships with trust.”
While AirBNB might not be accepting crypto – at this time – there are companies that have adopted cryptocurrency to their payment’s systems.
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