There once was a time when owning bitcoin meant keeping it idle and unspent in your wallet of choice.
Considering that bitcoin was designed to be transacted, the lack of merchants that accepted bitcoin back then was frustrating to many in the community.
Luckily for us, things have changed.
Some of bitcoin’s best features can be seen when businesses receive the digital currency as payment for goods and services: reduced transaction fees, no chargebacks to worry about and an unexpected but significant side effect – a marketing boost.
These features have been enough to draw the attention of several million- and billion dollar companies into the world of bitcoin this year, like Dell, Expedia, Overstock and Dish, which have all integrated bitcoin payments into their business models since the start of 2014.
It’s important to note that nearly any business can accept bitcoin payments. Companies like Coinbase and Bitpay have made the process a breeze for businesses both small and large.
With that said, there are some companies that are particularly poised to accept bitcoin and reap the rewards of doing so.
Most of these companies have something in common: many are high-tech companies with high-tech customers who may skew on the bitcoin-friendly side, many are companies that fulfill everyday needs of their customers, and many are already known for their openness to experiment with new technology.
Here are nine companies that should really start accepting bitcoin:
http://www.coindesk.com/9-companies-really-start-accepting-bitcoin/
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