Uber CEO says you'll eventually be able to pay with cryptocurrency
by waiting for changes that will lower transaction fees and make it more environmentally friendly.
"Is Uber going to accept crypto in the future? Absolutely, at some point," Khosrowshahi said."As the exchange mechanism becomes less expensive, becomes more environmentally friendly, I think you will see us lean into crypto a little bit more." If Uber does jump onto the crypto train, it would be joining a number of firms that already accept Bitcoin, most notably
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