Bitcoin-Powered Steak ‘n Shake Arrived to El Salvador

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Once upon a burger, in a land where Bitcoin reigns supreme, Steak ‘n Shake decided to take a bite out of El Salvador.

Yes, that same American fast-food joint now accepting Bitcoin as payment is expanding its empire, because apparently, it looks like crypto-powered burgers are the next big thing.

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Bitcoin Steakburger

The news dropped like a half-eaten steakburger on social media after Steak ‘n Shake got all giddy attending Bitcoin Histórico in San Salvador.

Chairman of grilled delights, COO Dan Edwards, shared with the media they’re cooking up plans to offer a Bitcoin payment option in every restaurant worldwide. Talk about a global feast for crypto fans!

This journey started on May 16, 2025, when Steak ‘n Shake tossed Bitcoin into their payment mix across all US locations, introducing a “Bitcoin Steakburger” that X mouths couldn’t stop chewing on.

Sales? They jumped, same-store sales jumped 11% in Q2, analysts say fueled by this crypto-cash fusion.

It seems Bitcoin isn’t just for investors, but a tasty secret sauce for fast-food sales too.

The Steak ’n Shake ETH experiment ended quickly

The burger joint flirted with Ether as a payment option, crowd-sourcing the crypto mob via an X poll. The verdict? Just over half said “yes,” sparking excitement and eyebrow raises alike.

Hardcore Bitcoin evangelist Ron Sovereignty Swanson loudly bellowed, “ETH is just centralized trash.

Bitcoin represents freedom. You’ll lose all your Bitcoiner customers, including me.” Ouch.

True to its sassy spirit, Steak ‘n Shake promptly canceled the Ether experiment with a tweet as curt as a half-star review. The crypto crowd cheered, or grumbled, in unison.

“Poll canceled. We stand with Bitcoiners. You have made your choice known. Who even suggested this? I’m back at my desk.”

15% spike in sales

In the business front, Q3 brought another juicy stat, a nice 15% spike in same-store sales, topping giants like McDonald’s and Starbucks.

The Bitcoin-flavored burger strategy was cooking with gas, proving crypto can indeed buy a fast-food revolution.

So what’s the main dish here? Payment innovation is sizzling in your steakburger too.

With Bitcoin leading the charge and fast food hopping on the blockchain bandwagon, everyday spending might just be ready for a crypto makeover.


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András Mészáros
Written by András Mészáros
Cryptocurrency and Web3 expert, founder of Kriptoworld
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With years of experience covering the blockchain space, András delivers insightful reporting on DeFi, tokenization, altcoins, and crypto regulations shaping the digital economy.

📅 Published: November 18, 2025 • 🕓 Last updated: November 18, 2025
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