Many critics of Bitcoin often argue that its four occasionally five-figure price point is entirely unjustified based on the lack of BTC use in retail. However, over the years, plenty of companies have attempted to nurture the gradual adoption of cryptocurrency by offering to accept payment for goods and services in different digital assets.<\/p>\n
Two of the latest names on this ever-growing list are the multi-award-winning Swiss online retailer Digitec Galaxus AG and Phoenix-based electronic components supplier, Avnet. Those unimpressed by a possible lack of instant recognition of either company can take comfort in the fact that the pair’s combined annual revenue last year was over $18.39 billion.<\/p>\n
The latest two major companies to declare support for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for products or services announced the addition of the revolutionary payment methods earlier today. Avnet proudly displayed a link to a short article<\/a> detailing their decision to go crypto on the home page of its website.<\/p>\n To facilitate the service, the US electronics supplier will be working with cryptocurrency payment service provider BitPay. For now, the cryptos accepted will be just Bitcoin<\/a> (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash<\/a> (BCH).<\/p>\n Also today, Swiss retail giant Digitec Galaxus AG, owner of both the Digitec and Galaxus online marketplaces, announced that it too would be accepting cryptocurrency payments. Instead of using BitPay as a payment processor, the firm will be working with Coinify.<\/p>\n Users of either the Digitec or Galaxus marketplaces can now shop using a fairly comprehensive list of cryptocurrencies, consisting of Bitcoin, both brands<\/a> of Bitcoin Cash, Ether (ETH), XRP, Binance<\/a> Coin (BNB), Litecoin (LTC), Tron (TRX), OmiseGo, and NEO (NEO).<\/p>\n The expansion of payment methods across the two platforms was announced via Digitec’s Twitter account and accompanying media post<\/a>:<\/p>\n Mehr Informationen zu diesem Thema findest du in unserer Medienmitteilung: https:\/\/t.co\/A2RhWEFCMn<\/a><\/p>\n — Digitec (@digitec_ch) March 19, 2019<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n