Despite a persistent fight from governments and traditional banking superpowers, Bitcoin has graduated from being known as the currency of the online underworld to the new buzz word on Wall Street’s lips.
Created in 2009 by an anonymous person named Satoshi Nakamoto, the quest for Bitcoin riches and mainstream use has led to many people being imprisoned and blacklisted, but using Bitcoin on the sites we are about to list will not bring you the same fate – hopefully ��
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Bitcoin is considered to be the onset of a digital currency that will help usher us into an age of non-physical cash transactions but for now, Bitcoin remains too volatile to be overly optimistic about its future.
However, this does not mean that you cannot reap the benefits of having some of the cryptocurrency in the cloud somewhere. Bitcoin can afford you many of the things you buy with regular cash as retailers adapt to the changing financial landscape.
So, let’s get started.
Alza – largest online Czech retailer
Bitcoin.Travel – a travel site providing accommodations, apartments, and attractions around the world.
Cheapair.com – book flights, hotels, and rent cars
Curryupnow.com – a total of 12 restaurants on the list of restaurants accepting Bitcoin in the San Francisco Bay Area
Dish Network – a direct broadcast satellite service provider based in the U.S.
Expedia.com – book flights, cruises, hotels, and rent cars
Fancy.com – Product discovery and wishlists, buy the things you love.
Famsa – Mexico’s largest retailer.
Gyft.com – buy gift cards for hundreds of retailers and products, even the ones who don’t use Bitcoin (e.g. Whole Foods, Best Buy).
Intuit – a software company that develops finance and accounting products for small business, accountants, and individuals.
LOT Polish Airlines – the official airline of Poland.
Movietickets.com – online movie ticket exchange retailer.
Newegg.com – online electronics retailer.
Namecheap.com – domain name registrar.
Overstock.com – an online retailer that sells big-ticket items at a discount due to overstocking.
One Shot Hotels – Spanish hotel chain.
Pizzaforcoins.com – pay for Pizza using bitcoins, even Dominoes.
Rakuten – a Japanese e-commerce retailer.
Shopify.com – an online e-commerce platform with millions of individually owned stores.
Stripe – an online payments company.
SEOClerks.com – SEO experts for cheap.
Tmobile Poland – cellular service company.
Webjet – an online travel agency.
Bitcoin is a touchy topic and its future is uncertain, but if you can take advantage of it now, why not?
The list of online businesses offering Bitcoin will surely grow in the short term as its price continues to rise in the market.
We will definitely keep this post up to date and give you the latest on the ever-changing dynamics of this cryptocurrency.
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