Китайский техногигант Nano Labs начал принимать биткоины в качестве оплаты

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Разработчик микросхем для майнинга Nano Labs, чьи акции котируются на фондовой бирже Nasdaq, заявил, что начинает принимать биткоины в качестве оплаты через бизнес-счет на платформе Coinbase.

В Nano Labs заявили, что занимают активную позицию в развивающейся цифровой экономике, поскольку принятие криптовалют продолжает расти, особенно среди предприятий, стремящихся к эффективным и безопасным трансграничным транзакциям.

«Внедрение системы оплаты в биткоинах является частью наших обязательств по внедрению новейших финансовых технологий в связи с ростом спроса на криптовалютные транзакции в мировом технологическом секторе», — отметили в компании.

После этого объявления акции Nano Labs на бирже Nasdaq выросли в цене на 2,81% — до $3,29. В Nano Labs считают, что принятие биткоина в качестве средства платежа за товары и услуги обеспечит еще большую гибкость платежей и привлечет новых клиентов.

В то же время в компании не сообщили, намерены ли сохранить в дальнейшем первую криптовалюту на своем балансе, как например, американский разработчик программного обеспечения MicroStrategy.

Ранее директор исследовательского отдела платформы финансовых услуг Bitcoin New York Digital Investment Group (NYDIG) Грег Чиполаро (Greg Cipolaro) заявил, что инвесторы, ранее игнорировавшие первую криптовалюту, подвергают себя серьезным финансовым рискам.

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