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There was a time when getting paid in Bitcoin was a revolutionary concept. Today, however, more and more people — and places — are accepting both Bitcoin and other forms of cryptocurrency, leading experts to believe that this once-innovative (and controversial) method of payment would become just as common as the USD, the EUR, and the GBP. CNBC reports that the first-ever Bitcoin was mined on January 3, 2009. And though the outlet reports that the market is extremely volatile — and the cryptocurrency is subject to bans from China, periodically — even the wealthiest of the wealthy want to be paid in Bitcoin. In 2021, Morgan Stanley made the coveted crypto-coin available to its wealthy investors for the first time in history. Naturally, this also means celebrities, themselves, want to be paid in Bitcoin. Whether they’re in hip-hop, pop, or playing on the basketball court, celebrities love them some cryptocurrency — and who can blame them? Even in the most volatile of markets, Bitcoin...
Kodak Black may be joining the “Paid in Bitcoin” revolution. In a recent interview with the Full Send Podcast, the rapper explained the difference between his fees when he goes on tour with individual shows, vs. when he goes on tour with festivals. Regardless of which type of show he does, however, he wants to get crypto payments from now on. “I swear that’s what I was saying, bro,” said Kodak Black, when asked by the hosts whether he’d want to be paid in Bitcoin. “That’s what I was telling fam and them to tell the people, like, ‘Ok, if I get $300K for a show, send me, like, $100K in Bitcoin.’ I’ma start doing that now.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Full Send Podcast (@fullsendpodcast) Fans of the show will recall that the Full Send Podcast has been doing a lot of cryptocurrency conversation lately. This is the same podcast where it was revealed that Lil Uzi Vert used Ethereum crypto to pay for his girlfriend, JT of the City Girls’ birthday gift (a McLaren). “He just...
We need more people like Drake in our lives. HipHopDX reports that the rapper recently sent Kodak Black more than $300,000 in Bitcoin, the popular cryptocurrency. Kodak Black dropped the dime on the rapper during an appearance on The Breakfast Club. “Drake and I do a lot behind the scenes talking and s—t,” he said. “I ain’t tell nobody this, but the other week that n—a sent me a quarter-million dollars, for no reason. Me and my brother Lance, we in the car and this n—a text me like, ‘You got Bitcoin?’ I was like, ‘Nah.’ He was like, ‘Set up a Bitcoin wallet.’ So I’m putting two and two together, that’s four! S—t, and then over time, those coins got up to like 40 bands a coin. So then that s—t came in and it’s really like $300,000 in my Bitcoin wallet right now.” You can check out the full Breakfast Club interview with Kodak Black below. Kodak Black’s math aside, the news about Drake’s generous gift comes amidst rumors that the two are forming a collaboration or a partnership...
The conversation around who could possibly battle Jay-Z on Triller’s Verzuz — an online series created by producers Timbaland and Swizz Beatz — has been circulating around since the platform first began. Kodak Black has recently announced that he believes he’s the promising contender for the heavyweight Hip-Hop mogul.