Crazy Horse 3 – a strip club in the middle of Sin City (that’s Las Vegas, Nevada) has agreed to accept crypto payments for lap dances and many of the club’s services. Crazy Horse 3 Is Willing to Accept Crypto The whole point of crypto was to be able to pay for everyday items and services. Many digital assets – such as bitcoin – were initially created to push things like credit cards, checks, and fiat currencies to the side, though this has been an extremely slow journey given that these assets have shown themselves to be quite volatile. As a result, many companies have said “no” to crypto payments throughout the years given that they do not want to risk losing profit, and to a certain extent, we can’t really blame them. Consider the following scenario: a customer
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Crazy Horse 3 – a strip club in the middle of Sin City (that’s Las Vegas, Nevada) has agreed to accept crypto payments for lap dances and many of the club’s services.
Crazy Horse 3 Is Willing to Accept Crypto
The whole point of crypto was to be able to pay for everyday items and services. Many digital assets – such as bitcoin – were initially created to push things like credit cards, checks, and fiat currencies to the side, though this has been an extremely slow journey given that these assets have shown themselves to be quite volatile. As a result, many companies have said “no” to crypto payments throughout the years given that they do not want to risk losing profit, and to a certain extent, we can’t really blame them.
Consider the following scenario: a customer walks into a store and wants to buy $50 worth of merchandise with bitcoin. For one reason or another, the store does not convert the crypto into fiat right away. About 48 hours go by, and the price of bitcoin goes down, causing that $50 to turn into $30. While the customer gets to keep everything they bought, the store winds up losing $20 in profit. Is that a fair situation? Not everyone thinks so.
However, over the past few years, we have begun seeing things turn around. More companies are open to the idea of customers paying with crypto, and digital assets are getting closer to reaching their initial goals. With the addition of Crazy Horse 3 to the list of firms that will now say “yes” to bitcoin, Ethereum, and other altcoins, we’re witnessing the growth of legitimacy in the digital asset space.
The company has stated that all customers seeking to pay with crypto may do so anonymously. In a statement, a spokeswoman for Crazy Horse 3 explained:
Venue becomes one of the first strip clubs in the United States to welcome the exchange of the digital currency for adult entertainment, providing tech savvy customers with an added layer of privacy and flexibility.
Lindsay Feldman – who works as a publicist for the club – also mentioned:
Guests can enjoy all our bustling adult entertainment anonymously and instantly. Crazy Horse 3 has always been at the forefront of the industry and remains committed to offering unique and innovative amenities that elevate the world-class experience that our high-end clientele knows us for.
Keeping Things Quiet
Guests seeking to pay with crypto can obtain QR codes that are attached to their bitcoin wallets. This prevents transactions from having a paper trail, and the customers can garner a certain level of privacy when engaged in the club’s activities.
Feldman also says that this is not going to be a fad that the club follows. Rather, crypto payments will become permanent if they prove popular amongst customers.