Volatile or not, there's growing public demand for retailers and businesses to accept payment in cryptocurrency. According to a survey published in June by the United Kingdom-based crypto-exchange CreditCoin, 75 percent of American consumers want the option to use cryptocurrencies to pay for items they purchase in stores. Sadly, the proportion of stores providing this option doesn’t seem to have reached three-quarters yet.
However, the number of merchants accepting Bitcoin (BTC) and other coins is nonetheless steadily increasing, with the number of Bitcoin-accepting stores reported to Coinmap — worldwide — had risen by 3,716 in a single year. There is, therefore, continuing interest among businesses in accepting cryptocurrency as a means of payment, even if the noticeable ups and downs of the crypto-market has strengthened the popular impression that such use might not be 100 percent optimal right now.
Read more here: https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-vs-altcoins-which-is-the-most-usable-for-merchants
we accept altcoins as currency on our homestead here in Alaska. A person can rent a cabin, buy lunch, rent a kayak and get a cup of coffee before going to the general store and pay for it all in Crypto. Bitcoin is hard for small transactions. We use Doge a lot
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