Bitcoin Converts into Permitted Tender in Canada!

Bitcoin Converts into Permitted Tender in Canada! 



KFC is accepting bitcoin as payment method in Canada which somehow making the cryptocurrency as legal tender, we can say that. But there is a one point you should know before taking off to Canada to have some low-priced finger licking chicken, they’ve sold out, yeah it was a limited offer.

 That bucket in exchange of Bitcoin had 10 tenders, fries (waffle), a sideline, little bit of gravy & a couple of dips, which cost around 0.001167 of a bit coin which is approximately cost $20. 




But not be sad, KFC had said that this deal will come back soon, so be ready and keep an eye But not sure how much bitcoin will be asked for that bucket this time, as bitcoin price is expcted to go up. 



So you can imagine if you are having a one Bitcoin only, then how many chicken and waffles you can have from KFC, so keep your bitcoin save for that finger lickin chicken. 

We can say that this stunt was amazing for the marketing of KFC as 2 year back they have performed some edible nail polishes which was in Hong Kong which sounds undeniably hideous. Seemingly, the two glooms combined the restaurant’s top undisclosed mixture of 11 herbs & spices which came in Unique Recipe & Hot & Spicy options. 


KFC clarified: 

“To use, consumers simply apply and dry like regular nail polish, and then lick — again and again and again.” 




KFC this move makes them first parent restaurant chain to start accepting the payments in Bitcoin. However some franchises have acknowledged bitcoin which includes Burger King. 

Carl Miller wrote: “The marvellous, terrible way that a system deliberately designed to undercut the economic world order is neatly turned into a branding op” 

So what you think this idea should be implemented worldwide? Share your views below

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