First-Ever Major Nightlife Venue in the US to Accept BTC
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Ever wanted to pay for your night out with cryptocurrency? You can do that at the world’s only 24/7 Ultraclub — E11EVEN MIAMI.
The Miami-based award-winning club has just announced that they are the first US major nightclub where cryptocurrency is a viable mode of payment. Guests can now opt to pay for tables, drinks and merchandise with cryptocurrency. The E11EVEN Partners hospitality group is displaying their dedication to finding new ways to pioneer the industry.
“With the tremendous growth & relevancy of Cryptocurrency coupled with Mayor Francis Suarez leading the charge for Miami’s tech boom, we felt it made sense to introduce Cryptocurrency as an option to our guests to pay for their night out,” said Dennis DeGori, the Creator and CEO of E11EVEN MIAMI. “E11EVEN is dedicated to always staying ahead of the curve, and we believe Cryptocurrency is here to stay.”
In order to set up a system that process crypto purchases using BTC (BTC), Ripple (XRP), Dogecoin (DOGE), BTC Cash (BCH) and more, E11EVEN MIAMI teamed up with one of the largest cryptocurrency processing companies. With the system in place, the business is able to accept payments in crypto without needing to purchase, own or manage crypto.
“Bringing services and amenities that cater to our cutting-edge clientele is of uber importance (to us), and we’re seeing an increasing trend of clients wanting to use their Cryptocurrency as a form of payment,” said Gino LoPinto, E11EVEN MIAMI’s Operating Partner. “We believe nightclubs allowing BTC as payment will soon become a nightlife industry norm, and we’re excited to be the ones paving the way.”
The E11EVEN MIAMI has become quite the powerhouse within the South Florida nightlife scene since its start in early 2014. The club made its name as one of the most coveted clubs in the world, with the landmark destination establishing itself as the highest-grossing nightclub per square root in 2019.
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