Cryptocurrency is getting part of every institution and gaining admiration across the different institutions of the world, and Bitcoin (BTC) is on the top of digital assets being utilized for the sake of investment, buying, selling and trading purposes.
Rise and fall is a part of business, so is the case with Bitcoin (BTC) that had recently passed through the fall in the price but again emerging as a leading asset in the crypto market. However, on the other hand, the demand for the flagship cryptocurrency continues to rise and is being accepted as a payment method by various major companies. The latest to do so is Venezuela’s aviation academy named Caracas Air which has started accepting Bitcoin (BTC) as a payment method.
Oliver Laufer, the Chief Executive Officer of Caracas Air, disclosed that now Caracas Academy has started accepting Bitcoin (BTC) as a payment method. Keeping in view the widespread trending adoption of Bitcoin (BTC) in the last couple of weeks by PayPal, Visa and Tesla have taken measures to accept BTC payment so is the case spreading worldwide and reached Latin America where the top class aviation academy Caracas also got convinced of accepting BTC for payment modules. Moreover, the academy also sought the clients’ attention by mentioning that the customers who will opt for the new payment modules will get special discounts as well.
Oliver Laufer is a college graduate from Miami Dade who sold everything 12 years ago and bought a plane named Cassna 172 Skyhawk to start the flight school and started Caracas Aviation academy in 2015. Right now, Caracas Aviation Academy is educating more than 900 students and has proven itself the rapidly-flourishing aviation academy of Venezuela, Latin America. Bitcoin (BTC) is not the only crypto asset that is popular in Venezuela. DASH has also got a good reputation in Latin America.
Afflicted by hyperinflation when it comes to the crypto market, Latin America’s Venezuela has been seen at the forefront regarding the crypto asset, commonly Bitcoin (BTC), in the starting era of the development of the cryptocurrency. Data received from Chainalysis depicts that Venezuela has left behind Russia and United States in peer-to-peer trading and registered itself in the list of the top countries around the world.