Topic: Big Merchants Now Accepting Bitcoin - page 4. (Read 12084 times)

Yes. Everything will take its own place in just a matter of time. Bitcoin will soon to be a mainstream as a currency and this will lead to a more adoption making big and small merchants start to accept bitcoin as a mode of payment. We can definitely use bitcoin not just as a good investment but also as a good payment system just like fiat currency.

Merchants accepting noe accepting bitcoin is inevitable. This is just the beginning because it's just a fraction of the USA that is currently accepting this offer. Bitcoin will definitely be use in large scale and enterprise payment options in the future but it's just a matter of time

Major merchants are accepting bitcoin but not world wide, there are accepting at a particular area and not in the entire US too from what i understand, it is a major win for bitcoin even if they are accepting in one or two stores of a global brand but when they will be accepting it in all the branches world wide is yet to be seen and if they start accepting it in all the stores of their brand then it is a major news.

it proves that bitcoin has started to be widely accepted in the industry and I hope in the future there will be more companies that can accept bitcoin and even small companies.

I agree!! This might be the very reason behind Btc recent price jump!

always good news to see big names accepting bitcoins
maybe this is one of the reason we are seeing so much price growth
it will surely increase mass adoption and awareness and can snowball the whole cryptomarket to the moon
Lightning network makes it much easier to send many transactions and overcome this major bitcoin's bottleneck - transactions per second
where VISA nad Mastercard beat bitcoin times 10.000x in transaction numbers, hope this will change and we will see prices in satoshi in our local convenience shops soon  

It is a good direction for Bitcoin that big merchants now accept Bitcoin. They are now giving priority to Bitcoin in their business rules. Now they are paying the payment through bitcoin. I have already heard about this and saw many articles. For Bitcoin, it undoubtedly indicates a bright future. And the number of these traders is increasing day by day, who are choosing bitcoin for the financial work of their business.

after giant Japanese companies accepting bitcoin now, it is time for Wallstreet companies to accept bitcoin as major payment we can see more and more accepting bitcoin in the coming days

i think everything will fall into place at the right time, one step at a time to reach the desired destination, the most important thing for now is knowing big merchant a slowly warming up to accept btc in their businesses, crypto community have been yawning for adoption and recognition from big business and corporations so now we can see the interest is growing which means in few more years many will have adopt and start accepting btc for payment.

Even after we know the merchants accepting bitcoins, we are not really sure that their franchise in each country/state are been implementing this. Starbucks in my region never accept bitcoins or even they have not heard about it so we cannot really be sure that the list of merchants stated by the OP are 100% real and genuine.

Those might be the one's who showed some growth in terms of bitcoins but each of their store is not really impacting this. As per the time passes by I am sure that each of these outlets will make bitcoins as their mean of payment accepted in each country. That day would really be great for all the bitcoin holders.

You are absolutely right, I know many friends who had always bought many altcoins, and bitcoins, after
the fall of the market when it went from $ 20ka $ 6k, undoubtedly the blow was very hard for many investors, in fact some have not recovered and sold everything they had, but what they had not seen was that the market would fall, is what always happens in a Distribution stage, when the Strong Hands sell very expensive and obtain profits.

Now is the right time to buy, the most convenient way to acquire bitcoins is now within reach, because the accumulation stage is the special one for this, since what is intended is to buy the cheapest possible, and the current stage of the market is the one that is offering it, practically now the majority of people who know about the market, are buying many bitcoins, and the market is showing it, since there are many purchase orders that have increased substantially, this is very good because all this rate of purchases causes the price of bitcoin to increase, and that flood is lean in price, the accumulation stage is becoming much faster, this is good because now that the price of bitcoin is eliminated in these ranges the price will begin to grow a little a little without much effort. When that happens, the bitcoin price will be ready to go to its bullish trend.

Indeed it should be, technology is growing rapidly including in financial technology, there is no reason not to accept bitcoin as a payment tool, instead bitcoin is the solution to the problem of conventional bank payment systems that have not been able to make transactions quickly and efficiently without any distance restrictions and time, conventional banks can only service payments in the country even if they can make payments across countries that require a long procedure that must be taken, and of course it takes a lot of time. So bitcoin is suitable for use by large companies that sell international-level products.

Let's just accept the fact that for Bitcoin to increase a much more greater price it needs to reach more people because more users can create noise and that's the time big businesses will start to accept Bitcoin as one of their payment method then the market capitalization of Bitcoin will eventually grow.

Despite the fact that what you said is true, bitcoin could still holding on even if there's only minor merchant accepting it, however as satoshi has said from the beginning that bitcoin was created as a meant for currency and currency is used to buy something, used for trade so there's nothing wrong in hoping that mass adoption will come for bitcoin, it's simply because more bitcoin users will have the conveniences to pay goods without the need of converting back to fiat.

no meyt its not possible imho because btc is not suitable for every kind of people .  Btc dont also have a physical form and that makes even more harder for every average joe to have and use this kind of currency not unlike to to cash/fiats which is accesible and user friendly  .

Hope for what ? For the pump/bull ?  . These mass adoption are only optional because bitcoin and cryptos can perform verry well with or without them  . Have you noticed before when cryptos are not yet popular ?  There are still a demand for them and the price still sky rockets  .

The mass adoption of Bitcoin for businesses and others is our hope and this is a good start and we still hope this will spread to every other transaction that can be used and accessed by many people

have you checked out#assetstream ? its a p2p microfinancing scheme and they use blockchain technology and thier ICO have started

It's limited to paying for your phone bills only, but a very good step towards Bitcoin mass adoption. AT&T is the world's largest telecommunications company and the second largest provider of phone services, with total assets $531 billion. This news alone can push the prices up big time. If we call some companies "Big Merchants " AT&T is definitely the one that deserves that name.

I agree with you. I think BTC will take over hard money one day.

This a good news and another evolution of crypto payments, if this type of scenario will keep on increasing even in yearly basis then crypto world will surely move to another level in the following years.

Big merchants are very helpful to crypto community especially if they will adopt the crypto currencies as another type of payment from their businesses. Let's just hope that positive news like this will keep on increasing as it is very interesting to read this kind of good news.