More and more chain restaurants are becoming open to NFTs. Many of these businesses, including Burger King and Dave & Buster’s, find that the benefits of these technologies are best applied to loyalty programs (via The Spoon). They now offer non-fungible tokens as incentives, challenging consumers to eat out and record their experience in order to earn rewards.
Likewise, the fine-dining world uses NFTs to unlock special perks. In these situations, they essentially offer access to exclusive experiences, as seen at Flyfish Club, or the “world’s first NFT restaurant” (via NFTevening).
Though collecting NFTs can be generalized as an expensive hobby, Money Under 30 states that it is best to learn about them now. Early non-fungible token investors have a greater chance of saving money later, as well as collecting exclusive forms of the cryptocurrency.
And hey, although “grimacecoin” might be a little weird to say, owning the McDonald’s meme cryptocurrency that’s worth $6 million certainly seems lucrative.

