ChainCatcher news, fast food giant McDonald's has partnered with NFT brand Doodles to launch co-branded coffee and collectibles, including a custom McCafé x Doodles Holiday cup, as well as a marketing campaign called "GM Spread Joy," allowing U.S. customers to participate in 13,500 McDonald's locations.

According to ChainCatcher's message and monitoring by Lookonchain, a hacker breached McDonald's Instagram account yesterday and promoted the GRIMACE token. The hacker used 24 internal wallets to purchase 705 million GRIMACE tokens for only 65 SOL, and ultimately sold them for 5202 SOL, making a profit of 5136 SOL, approximately 738,000 USD, with a return of up to 79 times.

ChainCatcher news, on-chain detective ZachXBT posted on Telegram that the official McDonald's Instagram account appears to have been hacked to promote the meme coin GRIMACE.It is reported that the market value of the token rose to $25 million within thirty minutes before dropping by 80%.

ChainCatcher news, Hong Kong McDonald's collaborates with The Sandbox to create the McNuggets Land metaverse space to celebrate the 40th anniversary of McNuggets, and offers the first McDonald's-themed game to promote Web3 digital culture. The game will launch on July 20, 2023, at 10 PM.

According to ChainCatcher news and reported by Cointelegraph, McDonald's has started accepting Bitcoin and USDT as payment in the southern Swiss city of Lugano. Residents of Lugano can also use cryptocurrencies to pay for taxes, parking fines, public services, and student tuition fees. It is expected that over 200 stores and businesses in the region will also accept cryptocurrency payments for goods and services.Previously, it was reported that the city of Lugano announced in March that it would become one of the first cities in the world to introduce a complete cryptocurrency payment economy. To this end, Tether and Lugano will collaborate to establish the city as a major blockchain hub in Europe. The city of Lugano intends to provide residents with the opportunity to settle their annual tax bills and pay for goods and services using cryptocurrencies, supporting payments only in Bitcoin, USDT, and specific stablecoins pegged to the Swiss Franc. (Source link)