Aston Martin F1 Team's Official Online Store Adds Crypto Payment Option

[Aston Martin F1 Team’s Official Online Store Adds Cryptocurrency Payment Option] Jinse Finance reported that the official online store of Aston Martin F1 Team (AMF1) has added a cryptocurrency payment option. According to the official announcement, AMF1 has partnered with Crypto.com and e-commerce partner Cube Partnership (Cube) to enable its online store users to choose to use cryptocurrencies to purchase goods.

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