You won't see a BTC price on a shelf any time soon. It'll be priced in USD and converted to BTC at the register.
But just having a Bitcoin sign in the store would be great advertising.
Topic: BTC in Department Stores (Read 745 times)
Yeah I was thinking about that as well.
However then maybe it will look like mBTC4.0
However then maybe it will look like mBTC4.0
Fast forward a few months 
Nexus 7 2013 tablet case
BTC0.000004
$40.00
Brand new Google Nexus 7 32GB 2013 FHD
BTC0.000000030
$300.00
Nexus 7 2013 tablet case
BTC0.000004
$40.00
Brand new Google Nexus 7 32GB 2013 FHD
BTC0.000000030
$300.00
Now that BTC is worth 1k let's roleplay the following:
Joe goes to the store and the price tag for an item is in USD and BTC.
Nexus 7 2013 tablet case
BTC0.04
$40.00
Brand new Google Nexus 7 32GB 2013 FHD
BTC0.30
$300.00
Which looks better to you? USD or BTC - honest opinion, not just because we love BTC.
Could the BTC price entice the buyers confidence? The item looks like it has fair value subconsciously in my eyes.
I believe this BTC marketing could become useful in major stores such as Walmart especially a tech niche like best buy.. at the same time increasing BTC value.
Do you think this could be confusing or risky for the technophobic types?
Joe goes to the store and the price tag for an item is in USD and BTC.
Nexus 7 2013 tablet case
BTC0.04
$40.00
Brand new Google Nexus 7 32GB 2013 FHD
BTC0.30
$300.00
Which looks better to you? USD or BTC - honest opinion, not just because we love BTC.
Could the BTC price entice the buyers confidence? The item looks like it has fair value subconsciously in my eyes.
I believe this BTC marketing could become useful in major stores such as Walmart especially a tech niche like best buy.. at the same time increasing BTC value.
Do you think this could be confusing or risky for the technophobic types?
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