In any case, there are not many organizations that acknowledge it as a suitable type of cash. Right now, a couple of online stores, including Overstock, Newegg, and Monoprix, permit cryptographic money trades. Also, bitcoin proprietors can utilize their assets for movement with organizations like AirBaltic, Air Lituanica, and CheapAir.com. Shockingly, many organizations don’t perceive bitcoin as a genuine trade. Source: almost 3 years ago

I think the metric that will determine which coins are 'going somewhere' will be there utility. I've been living off Bitcoin since 2013 (thanks to Gyft in the earlier days) and I spend crypto daily on things like hotels (cheapair.com) & food (Bitrefill). If a big retailer creates their own coin or adopts one, that could be the spark needed for big growth. Source: almost 4 years ago

A couple of my favorites are cheapair.com for all travel and newegg.com for electronics. Also tipping others to show appreciation and spread adoption. Source: about 4 years ago

I've sold a couple on cardcash.com . I've gotten some good deals on some, others not so much. But sometimes I'd rather get the money even if it's like 50% since there are cards I will never use. Source: about 2 years ago

Also checkout cardcash.com. They don't have Amazon GC but I like that they have target GC at 5-7% off usually. Starbucks/ubereats/doordash GCs go for ~10% off some times. Source: over 2 years ago

I used cardcash.com to swap 3 $20 gift cards for a restaurant that I never go to for a $48 Home Depot e-gift card. Very simple, I think I had to send a pic of the card then after they accepted the deal mailed it in. Got the HD ecard by email a few days later,. Source: over 2 years ago

Hey! Does anyone know of any other sites like cardcash.com that pay in 70-80% on $500 cards in 2-3 business days? Unfortunately, after you've done $2500+ in business with in in a month they flag you as high risk. Source: over 2 years ago

If you can afford having unused gift card balances sitting around, I recommend putting as much of your expenses through gift cards. Through Swagbucks, it's mygiftcardsplus.com. But I go with the highest cash back among several sources (cardcash.com, non-Target gift card from Target with a Red card are 5% off, gas stations or grocery stores when my credit card is offering 5% back, or my Fold+ debit card). Source: almost 3 years ago