eGifter Plans To Celebrate Bitcoin Pizza Day - Taking Litecoin and Dogecoin Too!
eGifter and Tyler Roye Celebrate Bitcoin Pizza Day! eGifter is celebrating the Pizza Day on May 22nd. What is Pizza Day? Four years ago two pizzas were purchased with 10,000 bitcoins on May 22, 2010, they would be worth about $5 million today. People have kept using Bitcoin to purchase pizza and so much more. eGifter allows you to buy a huge amount of varying merchants gift cards furthering Bitcoin's reach as well as that of Litecoin and Dogecoin. The co-founder of eGifter, Tyler Roye, was able to talk to me about the impact of Pizza Day and why he is running a promotion to honor it. How....
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Recently I was able to ask Tyler Roye of eGifter.com about what his impetus was for adding Litecoin and Dogecoin as forms of accepted payment alongside Bitcoin. I also asked him about why Walmart left Gyft. On eGifter's impetuous to add LTC and especially Dogecoin to the marketplace. One of eGifter's biggest priorities for choosing new retailers and brands to add to our marketplace is customer feedback - and the same applies to how the market is run. The Litecoin and Dogecoin communities are growing fast, and we began receiving several requests from active members of each community to add....
Interview with Tyler Roye, CEO of eGifter; eGifter is an online retailer specializing in electronic gift cards from a very large assortment of businesses. eGifter makes it easy to send gift cards to anyone instantly. What makes eGifter more attractive than other companies that offer similar services? In addition to offering over 100 brands, they also accept Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin as payment options. Litecoin and Dogecoin are the recent crypto currencies to be accepted by eGifter. I had the opportunity to speak with Tyler Roye, CEO of eGifter, about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in....
US company eGifter is to triple its digital currency payment options and start accepting both dogecoin and litecoin, thanks to a new partnership with payments platform GoCoin. eGifter already accepts bitcoin for its gift cards that give customers access to over 100 brands - including big name retailers like Amazon, Gap and Walmart - and the new additions will be welcomed by those with some altcoins to spend. While there is already a large and fast-expanding base of merchants that accept bitcoin, dogecoin and litecoin are far less represented and, in doge's case, used more for....
As we enter the Bitcoin holiday weekend, it’s a good time to reflect on the incentives that lead us to celebrate Pizza Day.
Our very own Caleb Chen, chowing down on a slice. Thursday marked the four year anniversary of the initial Bitcoin Pizza Day. You can read about it here at our article which was featured by Business Insider and Tech Crunch. May 22 is a big day in Bitcoin history. In 2010, Florida programmer and BitcoinTalk user Laszlo Hanyecz offered to pay 10,000 Bitcoins for pizza. This transaction is famously known throughout the cryptocommunity as the first real world transaction/purchase used with Bitcoin. It is now known as Bitcoin Pizza Day. So I decided to celebrate. I went to CoinMap.org to find....