Starbucks Seeks Blockchain to Potentially Overtake Chinese Competitor as Luckin Coffee’s Stock Hikes

2019-5-21 23:50

Dubbed, the “Chinese Starbucks”, Luckin Coffee’s first day of trading resulted in a 20% increase in stock reports BeInCrypto. This rise has supposedly gotten American Coffee Company, Starbucks’ attention – forcing them to seek new ways to stand out in China.

As per the claims made, Luckin Coffee’s 17. 00 rose to $20. 38. While this may […].

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Starbucks Introduces Blockchain Coffee Tracing System For Customers and Farmers

Starbucks, one of the leading coffee makers across the globe with thousands of stores, has turned to blockchain to help its customers trace the origin of their coffee. Starbucks believes that blockchain technology would enable users to scan a bar-code on their coffee bags to find out where the coffee was farmed, the time it […] The post Starbucks Introduces Blockchain Coffee Tracing System For Customers and Farmers first appeared on BitcoinExchangeGuide.

2020-8-27 20:08


Starbucks Will Laugh if You Still Use Cash in 3 Years: Bitcoin Bull Draper

Bitcoin bull Tim Draper has predicted that by 2022, coffee lovers will be routinely buying their fix at Starbucks using bitcoin and other crypto assets. Draper: Bitcoin Will Dominate Starbucks Transactions In a podcast interview with NBC Bay Area, Draper said that the cryptocurrency is on the verge of making the US dollar redundant: “I think when you go to Starbucks to buy a cup of coffee, and you try to pay with dollars, they will laugh at you because you are not using bitcoin or other cryptocurrency.

2019-3-9 17:52


Billionaire Who Predicted Trump’s Rise Says Ex Starbucks CEO Doesn’t Have the Beans for 2020 Presidential Race

CEO of DoubleLine Capital Jeffrey Gundlach says the recently announced presidential run by former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz will probably be short-lived. Gundlach, who was ahead of the pack in anticipating a Trump presidential win in 2016, says the former coffee magnate lacks the physical constitution for a head to head battle against Trump.

2019-2-18 18:54