Amazon Does Not Accept Bitcoin Payment After Bitcoin Crash

After Amazon dismissed information about accepting Bitcoin payments this year and announced its own cryptocurrency next year, Bitcoin collapsed in US commodities in the end, falling nearly $ 40,000. to $ 39,000 and under $ 38,000 in about 20 minutes. more than 10.

As the US stock exchange closed on Monday, the Amazon spokesperson denied to City AM any earlier reports that Amazon would accept bitcoin this year.

An Amazon expert also denied plans to develop the cryptocurrency next year, saying he would continue to research the cryptocurrency.

U.S. Bitcoin shares rose more than $ 40,500 in the mid-market, hitting new highs since mid-June, up nearly 19% from the previous day. Profits tumbled before the U.S. stock market closed after Amazon denied the data, dropping from nearly $ 40,000 to under $ 39,000 in just 20 minutes, and U.S. stocks fell an average of $ 38,000 . Reduced to less than 10%.

Amazon plans to allow Bitcoin payments at the end of the year and is expected to launch its own cryptocurrency next year, a source familiar with the matter said on Monday.

More than $ 950 million in short-term crypto trades were completed on Monday, the largest since May 19. Vijay Ayyar, Asia-Pacific director of Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange Luno, believes Monday's strikes may be triggered by short circuits.

In the past, there has been speculation that Amazon was ready to accept cryptocurrency payments.

The Wall Street News article from last week also noted that on Thursday, Amazon's payments and operations team announced "digital advantages and blockchain product leaders" to "create Amazon." The team is responsible for paying customers on Amazon.com and paying for Amazon services around the world.

New hire announces Amazon's focus on digital benefits, and Amazon has already developed new services that allow consumers to market with digital benefits, blockchain corporate media coverage. News reports that Amazon took over the presidency in February this year to develop a new payments tool that allows consumers to convert cash into digital benefits through online services such as shopping, and is considering releasing for the first time in Mexico.