Motivated seller!   

(Pardon, no parle Français)

vrai =>  VR & AI

BTCvrai.com  
COINvrai.com  
ICOvrai.com  

Vente @  NameSilo.com "Marketplace"
www.namesilo.com/Marketplace
(ou escrow.com or payoneer.com)

"sales lander" pages @
http://www.btcvrai.com
http://www.coinvrai.com
http://www.icovrai.com

Merci

Visit Namepros.com to learn more about the domain name business and also to sell there.

Consider BrandPa.com or undeveloped.com as marketplaces.

Your names might also be good enough for a domain name broker to sell.

Both are pretty good names and far from worthless IMHO.

These 3 dot com domains are for sale!  All realistic/reasonable offers considered.

Besides starting with strong crypto keywords and being dot com, they also contain VR and Ai.
They easily pass the "radio test"

BTC  VR Ai  =>  btcvrai.com  
COIN VR Ai => coinvrai.com
ICO VR Ai => icovrai.com

But wait, there's more!
Vrai in French means real or true.

They are all for sale on the NameSilo.com marketplace which accepts BTC.

You can either PM me here with questions/offers or just put the domain name into your browser to go to the Namesilo.com landing / sales page for more info and to make an offer.  If for some reason you do not wish to use NameSilo.com then either escrow.com or escrow.payoneer.com MUST be used.

Thanks for reading

In the US, places that are "cash only" are pretty rare - so many places take credit or debit.

Right now, crypto is like "cash only" so pretty early.   And BTC has been so wild both in price and transaction fee that IMHO, it's not dependable.

When we can use crypto at like half the places I'd say that would be pretty good.

The US may not be the best example because Asia has had cellphone-based payment for years and it is just starting here in the US.

I like that both the first post in this thread and Lady-odyvan's post above both mark Ripple at ¢50.  So yes, definitely 

Oh dear - circularity paradox.

If I take your advice about not taking advice from people on an internet forum...  :-)

IMHO if ETH fills the small(er) transaction / sale void (fast/low gas) left by BTC, it will eventually eclipse BTC.
There is NO hard floor price for BTC.  This is a dangerous time for BTC...while BTC's retail acceptance is the largest, it is by no means mainstream and another one could replace it...

A couple of months ago:

Q: "Why is BTC going up so much?"
A1:  "Because it has the widest acceptance of all the cryptocurrencies"
A2: "It is going up because it is going up - it's called the FOMO-Kardasian effect"

Current day:

Q: "Why did BTC drop by half?"
A1: "Typical market correction after big run ups"
A2: "Transaction fees / times are too high/long and this is affecting BTC's value as a usable crypto"
A3: "People are suspecting market manipulation"


Years from now:

Q: "Why did BTC die?"
A1: "The first one usually does"
A2: "ETH (or other) became more useful as a daily currency and so the user base just kept growing, passed BTC, and became dominant.  
 BTC could only be used for specialized, large transactions but ETH could be used for everything big and small."
A3: "BTC never escaped being just a novelty/curiosity to the mainstream, other cryptos gained daily value and usage"