"DOGE Accepted Here"

The more people will start using crypto in their daily lives the more mainstream it will become, but how can you use it if no one accepts it? Yes, there are some Visa cards options that automatically convert crypto to fiat and make possible all sort of purchases, but not too many retailers are into selling goods for crypto.

Dogecoin has found a way of gaining more acceptance from all sort of merchants and it can now be used even for buying tires with it. Pay Later Tires, an American company selling tires online, is now accepting DOGE as payments for almost any type of rubber you like. It seems to be even leasing tires, some concept I just heard about.

We've always responded to the needs of our customer-base and adapted accordingly. Cryptocurrency is a win-win for everybody. -Marie Williams, chief operating officer at Pay Later Tires source

If you don't like using DOGE though then you should know that there are options to buy your tires by using BTC and ETH as well. Dallas Mavericks basketball team—which is owned by billionaire Mark Cuban—started accepting DOGE for its merch and tickers as well earlier this month and thus DOGE is proving to become a currency.

With the risk of repeating myself over and over I do believe that we should focus more on building bridges towards spending crypto all over rather than make it even more speculative and wait for all sort of approvals and bans from the governments. Crypto hasn't been created for that much approval and asking for permissions left and right.

The space is expanding and hopefully in the near future we will be able to integrate it much deeper into our daily lives. This won't go without a fight though as governments all over the world seem to be doing the best they can to discourage their citizens from buying and using crypto and keep them in poverty and under control for as long as possible.

It's already a bull market thing to have noticeable countries spreading the FUD around and this one is no exception. See India here playing an almost identical role to the one China has played back in 2017. So, a company selling tires that announced it's now accepting crypto as payments might not be much, but step by step crypto is taking over.

Knowing how exponential growth is the second name for crypto I expect many more to come in the near future. I'd say we just need a few more like Tesla to announce getting involved into this craze and things will start to really take off. Somehow it's inevitable...

Thanks for attention, Adrian

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