2026-01-05 03:50:10

#数字资产动态追踪 Rumors suggest that American space company Blue Origin plans to accept Ethereum $ETH as a payment method for booking orbital tourism projects. Once the news broke, the market buzzed with discussions. What does this mean? Mainstream cryptocurrencies like $BTC and $BNB are quietly expanding their application scenarios — gradually penetrating from financial tools into new fields such as consumer spending and space exploration. If this materializes, it will undoubtedly attract a lot of attention and could trigger a new wave of enthusiasm in the crypto ecosystem. After all, when payments move out of exchanges and into everyday consumption scenarios, the imagination space for the crypto market changes. This development is worth paying attention to.

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 01-05 10:22

Is it just a rumor or confirmed? If Blue Origin's move this time is real, ETH might take off, or is this just another scam to trap retail investors?

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RetroHodler91

· 01-05 06:05

Let's not talk about space tourism for now, I just want to ask who the hell can afford it haha --- Another "rumor," let's wait until it lands to talk about it --- If ETH can really get on a space capsule, it feels like the crypto world finally has something real --- Blue Origin accepting ETH payments? If that's true, Elon must be freaking out --- News is everywhere, but it's more practical to focus on spot holdings in exchanges --- Expanding payment scenarios is a good thing, but don't get blinded by hype --- Wait, is this real news or is someone just creating buzz again? --- Cryptocurrency may be mainstreamed, but I still believe in BTC's resilience --- It sounds grand, but how many consumers can actually use ETH? --- If this wave isn't just marketing hype, it's definitely a signal

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HodlAndChill

· 01-05 04:19

Is this just another air hype? Will Blue Origin really accept ETH? Let's wait until it happens. I'll just buy space-themed coins, no doubt about it. If this really comes true, I'll have to build a wallet on the moon. Just listen, it's all rumors; the market is like this. Expanding payment scenarios is a good thing, but don't over-interpret it.

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orphaned_block

· 01-05 04:17

No way, paying for space tourism with ETH? If that's really true, I'm going all in.

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FallingLeaf

· 01-05 04:17

Wow, Blue Origin accepting ETH payments? Now the crypto world has another story to tell. Using crypto for space tourism sounds pretty cool, but I’m not sure how much of it is real. Finally, there’s a real use case. Trading on exchanges all day long is getting boring. Are the news reliable? It always feels like there are "rumors" that are meant to deceive. If this really materializes, it would give mainstream coins some much-needed confidence.

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degenwhisperer

· 01-05 04:16

Blue Origin paying with ETH? If that really happens, I’ll sell my house and go to space.

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MissingSats

· 01-05 04:16

Really? Blue Origin accepting ETH for payment? Let's wait and see, I've heard too many of these rumors. Wait, space tourism accepting crypto? We haven't even flown up yet, first we need to learn how to use a cold wallet. This is what real application implementation looks like, unlike some projects that just boast. Nice words, but in the end, it's still US dollars. Don't fool me. Waiting for the realization, how many times has "about to land" turned into industry jokes?

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-05 04:03

Blue Origin accepts ETH for rocket tickets? Sounds impressive, but can it really be implemented, or is it just another marketing gimmick?

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