Steve Ehrlich, CEO and Co-founder of Voyager, announced that the company planned to share the site with its “customer community in the Bay Area and beyond.”īetween March 14, when the A’s launched the initiative, and the following day the team had received inquiries from more than 60 people who declared interest in spending their crypto on a full-season suite, with most of them representing Silicon Valley companies, Kaval told The Wall Street Journal last month. People who use their PC a lot tend to install countless programs on them. “Cryptocurrency is a viable and tangible currency model, and we know other forward-thinking companies and individuals will join Voyager in using this payment for ticket purchases,” A’s President Dave Kaval was as quoted in a statement. Review by Gabriel Stoian on March 31, 2020.

At the time of writing (09:42 UTC), BTC trades at USD 58,941 and is up by 1.6% in a day. Last month, the team, which is also known as the A’s, enabled its fans to spend their crypto on tickets, setting the price of a full-season suite at BTC 1. The embrace of bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptoassets could provide much-needed financial stimulus to the league which reportedly saw its revenues fall about USD 6.5bn last year to some USD 4bn due to the pandemic.

The Oakland Athletics have become the first team in Major League Baseball to sell tickets for cryptocurrency as a full-season six-person suite was picked up by crypto asset platform Voyager Digital.

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