Quote from: Mia Chloe on Today at 07:53:14 AM

Quote from: Stalker22 on November 06, 2024, 09:43:11 PM

I dont know where you got that from, but that cant be true. Most sites still rely on traditional payment methods like credit cards and PayPal. While some e-commerce platforms and specific crypto-focused businesses accept cryptocurrencies, its definitely not the case for the most sites.

It seems you are actually getting the wrong message from my write up. Firstly I never said all websites or payment portals accept crypto because definitely not all of them do. However I still very much stick to the fact that many payment portals do accept crypto as a means of payment. Crypto has become widely accepted that you hardly come across a business setup that doesn't accept crypto. You can Definitely even find some very small businesses without websites but still accept crypto payments.

I still dont understand what you are trying to say. At first, you said "most sites" accept crypto. But then you backtracked a bit and said "many payment portals" take it. Most and many are two different terms, you know? (What do you think of as a payment portal, anyway?)

Look, its definitely true that using cryptocurrencies has gotten more popular over the past few years. And yeah some big online shops and crypto-specific businesses do let you pay with it. but I wouldnt say most regular retailers are on board yet. Just wanted to clarify the facts. So if you have some data or research to support your claims, that would be great, because I couldnt find any. All I found on some articles and data from Crypto.com and research from CoinLedger which claims that they found there are now 76 retail and ecommerce companies that accept crypto. 76! Thats like a drop in the ocean considering how many online retailers are actually out there.