Are there any marketplaces

[qwertyst]

Are there any marketplaces where people can sell and buy anything using cryptocurrency (e.g. clothes, items, cars)

[albon]

You can use Cryptwerk, which provides a directory of marketplaces and companies that accept Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. It's easy to find marketplaces that sell/buy clothing, cars, and other products.

I always recommend doing your own research before using any platform, and checking customer reviews and feedback, especially since I've never tried these services before.

You can also check out BitPay, which provides another directory of merchants.

In fact, the adoption of cryptocurrencies has become a great thing, with hundreds of platforms now accepting them as a payment method, which increases their adoption and contributes to increased demand.

1- https://cryptwerk.com/companies/marketplaces/
2- https://www.bitpay.com/directory

[OmegaStarScream]

Are there any marketplaces where people can sell and buy anything using cryptocurrency (e.g. clothes, items, cars)

The easiest way to do this would probably be just to get a crypto debit card so you can buy from everywhere. If you don't want to KYC, and you just want to spend on reputable companies like Amazon, Nike, Netflix, etc. then you could probably get away with using gift card providers like Bitrefill or Coinsbee.

[LTU_btc]

There is some marketplaces, but now I can't suggest anything specific website what would be popular enough and good enough to use. Previously there was few good marketplaces, but unfortunately they were closed.
One of few options would be to use Marketplace on Bitcointalk.

You can also check out BitPay, which provides another directory of merchants.

In fact, the adoption of cryptocurrencies has become a great thing, with hundreds of platforms now accepting them as a payment method, which increases their adoption and contributes to increased demand.

1- https://cryptwerk.com/companies/marketplaces/
2- https://www.bitpay.com/directory

Don't know, maybe things have changed since I checked BitPay last time, but back then it was one of worst crypto services. And I can only suggest to stay away from them as far as possible.

[sunsilk]

Aside from the suggested ones. You're already in the forum and you might try as well posting it in the local board where you belong to. The country that you're part of.

And also in the sections where these things can be sold. Specifically, in the Goods section. It has other childboards too there.

[logfiles]

It majorly depends on what you want to buy. I remember Newegg from a few years back. @OmegaStarScream's idea is actually good. I have mostly relied on crypto debit cards or virtual credit cards to do online shopping. I believe the item prices on most crypto marketplaces tend to be inflated. With the crypto loaded cards, you have a big list of marketplaces to choose from.

[Darker45]

Yeah, I've browsed goods--only to be amazed; without any intention of buying--on sale on CryptoEmporium. Can't vouch for them because I never shopped there. I just enjoyed the Ferraris and Lambos and Porsches for sale with Bitcoin price tags. So, yeah, it's a marketplace where you can buy and sell certain goods using Bitcoin.

I've also read of the open-source and decentralized OpenBazaar possibly resuming their operations soon.

[dkbit98]

Are there any marketplaces where people can sell and buy anything using cryptocurrency (e.g. clothes, items, cars)

There are several websites you can use to purchase stuff with bitcin and other crypto directly, and you will get discount if you use them.
One of them even registered in bitcointalk forum, this is Shopinbit.com, but they are not very active here.
You can still use them and get free shipping if you spend over €50 worth of crypto.

[NotATether]

There are several websites you can use to purchase stuff with bitcin and other crypto directly, and you will get discount if you use them.
One of them even registered in bitcointalk forum, this is Shopinbit.com, but they are not very active here.
You can still use them and get free shipping if you spend over €50 worth of crypto.

Yeah it heavily depends on what you want to buy.

It's usually easier to buy things like merchandise and a couple of books than specialty items that you can usually find only on large retail stores such as Amazon and AliExpress.

Shopinbit I don't know if they are still working, but I thought very highly of it back in the day.

[Potato Chips]

It's a directory, but you can also try your luck with yelp.com and see if there are any hits near your place on things you might be interested in.

They actually have a filter for cryptocurrencies you can make use of when searching, see:



Though, you'd have to get in touch with the shop on which cryptocurrencies they exactly support. But it's a start.

[rat03gopoh]

I remember a website that listed nearby bitcoin payable stores, something like "spendingbitcoins," but it seems the site is gone/discontinued/idk. However, I found an alternative, and it's interesting because it has a mapping feature.

https://spend-sats.com/map

[bitbollo]

When I started to use btc it was everyone talking about bazaar. Probably this has been launched and could be another option....
About Cryptocurrencies... there are some shops that could accept eth doge xrp and other "major" altcoins. In any case, it would be easier to exchange with a wallet or a DeFi your crypto in btc/usdt and use this for your purchases.
I have seen few months ago this website from the same authors of scarce.city, check https://satstash.io/ "buy and sell items with btc"

[The Cryptovator]

Are there any marketplaces where people can sell and buy anything using cryptocurrency (e.g. clothes, items, cars)

Are you even looking to buy physical goods with crypto? Then you have to use your home address if you buy it from the marketplace. Then what's the issue if you use your card? I know you intend to use direct crypto, but if you don't know, there are a lot of crypto cards around us. You can spend your crypto through those virtual or physical cards. You can purchase anything from the marketplace you want with these crypto cards without hassle. Wanting to buy physical goods means you don't care about your privacy.

However, if you want to buy digital goods, then it's different issues. You may look for a direct crypto marketplace. For example, if something is related to domain hosting, then you can buy it from Namecheap. I am not too worried about buying physical goods with the cards.