AMC's Mobile App Now Lets You Buy Tickets Using Dogecoin And Shiba Inu

Zinger Key Points
  • AMC implemented SHIB and DOGE payments on its website in March via BitPay. 
  • The company started accepting payment using Bitcoin way back in 2021. 

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc’s AMC mobile app has started accepting payments in Dogecoin DOGE/USD and Shiba Inu SHIB/USD, and other cryptocurrencies for their movie tickets. 

What Happened: In a recent tweet, AMC CEO Adam Aron announced that crypto payments are now accepted on the company's smartphone app.

Customers can use crypto payments provider BitPay, to spend DOGE and SHIB on tickets.

Also Read: The AMC Token Launches On April 30, But Does It Have Anything To Do With The Company?

AMC has already been accepting various crypto payments for ticket purchases. It implemented SHIB and DOGE on its website in March via BitPay. 

The company started allowing customers to pay using Bitcoin BTC/USD way back in 2021. 

What It Matters: According to reports, crypto payments on AMC’s web client account for roughly 14 percent of all its movie ticket transactions. 

AMC has also launched its NFT collectibles via the WAX blockchain, both in tandem with "Spider-Man: No Way Home" and also as a reward for AMC shareholders. 

AMC released The Batman NFTs via Palm, a sidechain scaling solution for Ethereum ETH/USD as well. 

At the time of writing, Dogecoin was down 2.28% in the past 24 hours at a current price of $0.1444. It was up by 1.04% in the last seven days. 

However, Shiba Inu was down less than a percentage point in the last 24 hours and was trading at $0.00002577. The wider crypto market was up about 0.34% over the past day.
Also Read: AMC Acquires 7 Theaters From Bow Tie Cinemas

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