 did you see the Metaculus resolution criterion re: requiring product/service listing in crypto price?

Last year, I worked with a startup that was eyeing a collaboration with a major tech giant, and the biggest bottleneck was always payments. With tools like 

, transactions became almost seamless, even internationally.

Hard to say for sure, but Tesla seems like the most likely among them to accept crypto again by the end of 2025. If big players do jump in, they'll need robust infrastructure. Companies like Tranzzo 

 with their custom payment solutions, could play a key role in making that possible.

It's unlikely all of Google, Meta, Amazon, Tesla, or X will broadly accept crypto for payments, though individual services or pilot programs might experiment with it.

 I believe all that's required is a single one.

Interesting question! On the one hand, cryptocurrency is already actively used, and some companies, such as Tesla, have previously tested it as a payment method. On the other hand, Google, Meta, Amazon, and X are not in a hurry to implement it everywhere. I think that by December 31, 2025, a lot will depend on regulation and market stability. If volatility decreases and the laws become clearer, the chances of cryptocurrency adoption by large corporations will increase significantly. In general, I would recommend following the news through the 

 , as there is always up-to-date information on crypto!

From the ACX/Metaculus prediction contest:

I will resolve based on the Metaculus resolution:

 if any of Google, Meta, Amazon, Tesla, X, or their subsidiaries accepts any cryptocurrency or crypto token as payment for any core service or product on December 31, 2025.

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