Coinbase's latest video about Pizza Day

[re-start]

I recently came across Coinbase's latest video, which provides an in-depth and comprehensive explanation of Bitcoin and its impact on the taxes we pay to banks and governments. The video also mentions Bitcoin Pizza Day. I'm genuinely interested in hearing your thoughts on this video and its storyline.


https://youtu.be/NON0euNOj3k

[Reatim]

What a really smart ad from coinbase!

At first it hooks you in with the very fast-paced and somewhat hectic nature of the video. Then it makes you confused. At first, I thought they were just gonna show how bitcoin can be used to buy pizza but it wasn’t entirely about bitcoin at all. The video is correct and this is literally what happens with our money. It’s a fun way of discussing something worth addressing. Kudos to Coinbase!

[Queentoshi]

I'm genuinely interested in hearing your thoughts on this video and its storyline.

It's a very creative adverts that really explains the need for Bitcoin to start being used as currency. People taking slices and bites off the ordered pizza really paints a mental picture of how fees cut our money shorts.

This video can be a really good tool to convince people who still do not understand the benefit bitcoin has and why the government are fighting hard against it, they do not want to stop taking slices and bites off your pizza (money).

[boyptc]

Clever.

Every process in the monetary system has their own chunk and that's what the ads says. And yes, crypto is better as we only need to pay for the transaction fees to move along the money we transfer.

Anyway, HAPPY BITCOIN PIZZA DAY!

[bettercrypto]

I recently came across Coinbase's latest video, which provides an in-depth and comprehensive explanation of Bitcoin and its impact on the taxes we pay to banks and governments. The video also mentions Pizza Day. I'm genuinely interested in hearing your thoughts on this video and its storyline.


https://youtu.be/NON0euNOj3k

For me, the video made by Coinbase is okay; maybe it will even be commercialized in ads here on social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and something like that. Honestly, for those newly entering the bitcoin community, they will not immediately understand it, and their interpretation will be deep.

Which really makes sense, and that's what happens to the Bitcoin or cryptocurrency that we have, especially when we release it to our fiat currency. And as long as your country or government doesn't have any tax to all tax earners, then you are lucky, but once they implement it to all crypto fanatic that would be sad for us of course.

[letteredhub]

I recently came across Coinbase's latest video, which provides an in-depth and comprehensive explanation of Bitcoin and its impact on the taxes we pay to banks and governments. The video also mentions Pizza Day. I'm genuinely interested in hearing your thoughts on this video and its storyline.


https://youtu.be/NON0euNOj3k

The video is all about the middlemen and the need for their total elimination which is what bitcoin is largely in for. Middlemen in their pursuit for what they can get only makes us pay more for what we can pay less, creating extra procedures for what we can get directly in a seamless way.

The video message may not entirely be about pizza but the message is a conglomeration of pizza and bitcoin knowing fully the important place pizza holds in bitcoin history.

[yazher]

I'm glad they made this kind of advertisement since it is really needed right now since we are once again at the point where we are gonna witness another bull run and this is exactly what we need to remember what kind of transactions we really need and to have such kind of platforms where you don't need any 3rd party to transact is truly convenience and this is where the banks became hostile to crypto, their business is getting affected but they don't anyone to blame except themselves because they were storing people's money in the name of securing it just because people doesn't have any choice back then and now we have bitcoins, they do anything to stop it on becoming famous to the public.

[aoluain]

Well done advert, properly professionally made.

This Commercial Isn’t About Pizza | Crypto Moves Money Forward

But they have linked BITCOIN Pizza Day with "Crypto", there is nothing specific about
Bitcoin ^{or any other crypto specifically} in the advert.

Its a pity there is no mention or graphic linking the advert to Bitcoin specifically.

Re: Coinbase's latest video about Pizza Day

Yesterday wasnt "Pizza Day" it was "Bitcoin Pizza Day"

[re-start]

Well done advert, properly professionally made.

This Commercial Isn’t About Pizza | Crypto Moves Money Forward

But they have linked BITCOIN Pizza Day with "Crypto", there is nothing specific about
Bitcoin ^{or any other crypto specifically} in the advert.

Its a pity there is no mention or graphic linking the advert to Bitcoin specifically.

Re: Coinbase's latest video about Pizza Day

Yesterday wasnt "Pizza Day" it was "Bitcoin Pizza Day"

Thank you for your message. The text has been revised and is now correct.

[Synchronice]

I recently came across Coinbase's latest video, which provides an in-depth and comprehensive explanation of Bitcoin and its impact on the taxes we pay to banks and governments. The video also mentions Bitcoin Pizza Day. I'm genuinely interested in hearing your thoughts on this video and its storyline.


https://youtu.be/NON0euNOj3k

The ending of that video is a little ironic from Coinbase. That guy says "Few middlemen, few fees, that's how crypto works" but actually, coinbase is a centralized exchange (a middleman) and I'll be glad if someone here who has coinbase, checks Bitcoin transaction withdrawal fees for me. If I am not wrong, their withdrawal fees are high, just like Binance.

By the way, that Pizza event is historical. Laszlo Hanyecz is a legend, he is the guy, who, if has saved his 10K bitcoins, today would be able to open his own pizza branch but instead, he bought two pizzas in exchange of 10K Bitcoin and wrote the history. Of course he didn't know it but anyway, I appreciate him very much for this historical transaction, he is a legend!

[oktana]

I like the add but in the end, the delivery guy reminded me that I shouldn’t use CEX because he said “fewer middlemen, fewer fees”. I mean, in the first place we shouldn’t be having any middle man. Bitcoin doesn’t need anyone in between, simply send your crypto directly to the recipient. Not saying they are not important, of course there’s a point where the importance of CEX can be seen. But what I said is what I think