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It’s About Time You Started Accepting Crypto
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on June 16, 2018
5 min readLast updated: January 21, 2026
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Published by Gbaf News
Posted on June 16, 2018
5 min readLast updated: January 21, 2026
No need to be scared – lots of places accept it
FitSmallBusiness.com lists the Top 20 Ways Your Business Can Spend Cryptocurrency in 2018
It’s 2018, and if you haven’t heard of Bitcoin, Ethereum or LiteCoin, you must be living under a rock.
To say that cryptocurrency’s value has risen in recent years, is an understatement. The total value of cryptocurrencies available in the marketplace has grown from $1.6 billion to over $300 billion in just five years. During the first half of 2017 alone, there was an 11.4 percent increase in the number of businesses accepting Bitcoin.
More consumers are using cryptocurrency to make everyday purchases and more businesses are starting to accept payment in cryptocurrency.
The problem for some companies: once they accept cryptocurency, what do they do with it? Some merchant wallet accounts automatically convert cryptocurrency to cash, but there is often a lag time of several days. And, if they decide to hold their cryptocurrency, they may be subject to dramatic market fluctuations. So, what’s the solution? Reinvest your cryptocurrency back into your business.
FitSmallBusiness.com, the digital business publication, researched and analyzed the ways businesses can spend their cryptocurrency. Cross-referenced directories from experts such as CoinDesk, 99bitcoins.com and Steemit, and identified the best products and services that small businesses can purchase with cryptocurrency – and where you can spend it. The full report can be found HERE.
SOME OF THE TOP WAYS BUSINESSES CAN SPEND THEIR CRYPTOCURRENCY:
Reward Traveling Employees: CheapAir lets you purchase flights, hotels and car rentals with Bitcoin; Expedia now accepts Bitcoin for hotel bookings.
Upgrade Your Electronics: Purchase phone systems, computers, printers and network solutions from NewEgg.
Invest in Better Software: Check out NewEgg or eGifter to buy an Office 365 subscription or a BestBuy gift card using Bitcoin.
Deck Out Your Office: Buy everything from furniture to electronics and mailroom supplies on Overstock.
Migrate Your Business to the Cloud: Websites that provide cloud-based servers for your business, like BitHost, allow you to pay with Bitcoin.
Binge on Supplies: Overstock lets you purchase mailroom supplies, clipboards, batteries and more using Bitcoin.
Stake Your Claim Online: Get your domain name on NameCheap, which allows you to pay with Bitcoin.
Polish Your Digital Presence: Get web-hosting for your site through CoinHost or HosterBox, which allow you to pay with cryptocurrency.
Secure Your Data: Establish a Virtual Private Network connection for company, PureVPN, AirVPN and ExpressVPN all accept Bitcoin and other forms of cryptocurrency.
Impress Your Clients with Dinner and Private Jets: Purchase gift cards for your clients with eGifter and Gyft, and charter a private jet using PrivateFly, which accepts cryptocurrency.
“So many companies accept crypto that there is no good reason for anyone to be afraid to take it,” says Eric Noe, Editor-in-Chief, FitSmallBusiness.com. “Our research has shown that a company could practically survive on crypto transactions alone.”
No need to be scared – lots of places accept it
FitSmallBusiness.com lists the Top 20 Ways Your Business Can Spend Cryptocurrency in 2018
It’s 2018, and if you haven’t heard of Bitcoin, Ethereum or LiteCoin, you must be living under a rock.
To say that cryptocurrency’s value has risen in recent years, is an understatement. The total value of cryptocurrencies available in the marketplace has grown from $1.6 billion to over $300 billion in just five years. During the first half of 2017 alone, there was an 11.4 percent increase in the number of businesses accepting Bitcoin.
More consumers are using cryptocurrency to make everyday purchases and more businesses are starting to accept payment in cryptocurrency.
The problem for some companies: once they accept cryptocurency, what do they do with it? Some merchant wallet accounts automatically convert cryptocurrency to cash, but there is often a lag time of several days. And, if they decide to hold their cryptocurrency, they may be subject to dramatic market fluctuations. So, what’s the solution? Reinvest your cryptocurrency back into your business.
FitSmallBusiness.com, the digital business publication, researched and analyzed the ways businesses can spend their cryptocurrency. Cross-referenced directories from experts such as CoinDesk, 99bitcoins.com and Steemit, and identified the best products and services that small businesses can purchase with cryptocurrency – and where you can spend it. The full report can be found HERE.
SOME OF THE TOP WAYS BUSINESSES CAN SPEND THEIR CRYPTOCURRENCY:
Reward Traveling Employees: CheapAir lets you purchase flights, hotels and car rentals with Bitcoin; Expedia now accepts Bitcoin for hotel bookings.
Upgrade Your Electronics: Purchase phone systems, computers, printers and network solutions from NewEgg.
Invest in Better Software: Check out NewEgg or eGifter to buy an Office 365 subscription or a BestBuy gift card using Bitcoin.
Deck Out Your Office: Buy everything from furniture to electronics and mailroom supplies on Overstock.
Migrate Your Business to the Cloud: Websites that provide cloud-based servers for your business, like BitHost, allow you to pay with Bitcoin.
Binge on Supplies: Overstock lets you purchase mailroom supplies, clipboards, batteries and more using Bitcoin.
Stake Your Claim Online: Get your domain name on NameCheap, which allows you to pay with Bitcoin.
Polish Your Digital Presence: Get web-hosting for your site through CoinHost or HosterBox, which allow you to pay with cryptocurrency.
Secure Your Data: Establish a Virtual Private Network connection for company, PureVPN, AirVPN and ExpressVPN all accept Bitcoin and other forms of cryptocurrency.
Impress Your Clients with Dinner and Private Jets: Purchase gift cards for your clients with eGifter and Gyft, and charter a private jet using PrivateFly, which accepts cryptocurrency.
“So many companies accept crypto that there is no good reason for anyone to be afraid to take it,” says Eric Noe, Editor-in-Chief, FitSmallBusiness.com. “Our research has shown that a company could practically survive on crypto transactions alone.”
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