Bitcoin Black Friday is about to begin, are you ready to spend?

Black Friday is coming. If you’re not one of those people who rushes to Best Buy to shop when the holiday arrives, check out BitcoinBlackFriday.com. This website lists all the exclusive Bitcoin products that shopping platforms offer to consumers, and consumers need to use Bitcoin to purchase the products and services.

The website's advice to merchants is:

This is your chance to give back to the Bitcoin community by offering the biggest discounts and the best products.

This year's Bitcoin Black Friday will be held on November 25, and all activities will last only one day. The festival was invented by Jon Holmquist, and hundreds of merchants participate every year.

Speaking about the reason for launching Bitcoin Black Friday, Holmquist said:

In 2012, people didn’t know you could buy things with Bitcoin. Most media reports said that Bitcoin could only be used to buy drugs or murder online. The purpose of our campaign was to prove to the world that Bitcoin could be used to buy many common items in daily life.

It is estimated that 100 to 200 merchants will participate in Bitcoin Black Friday this year.

(Sales volume during previous shopping festivals: 1 billion)

The BitcoinBlackfriday.com platform connects buyers and merchants directly. The platform offers a wide range of products and services, including Christmas gifts, electronics, and even escrow services. Many merchants also support customized products. However, the platform does not directly sell goods, but only acts as an aggregation to help consumers jump directly to the website they want to buy.

The official website states:

While most consumers are crowding supermarkets and stores, a revolution is quietly brewing on the Internet. On November 25, there will be a large number of Black Friday discounts online, and everyone can participate. But you need to remember that all goods only accept Bitcoin payments.

Bitcoin Black Friday is a one-day event that connects merchants who accept Bitcoin with users. Merchants simply list the products they offer, and users can view and purchase them. This year we are only accepting merchants who are highly qualified and care about the Bitcoin community.

Since the specific time of Black Friday has not yet arrived, the merchants and products provided by the platform have not yet been announced.

In addition to the websites mentioned above, OpenBazaar also has a Black Friday event. Its official blog wrote:

Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday (the first days of online shopping promotions after the Thanksgiving holiday) are very popular shopping days in the United States and even around the world, and this year is no exception.

Of course, we think it would be great to spend the day shopping with the magical internet currency, right? This year, you can have a relaxing Black Friday with OpenBazaar if you hold Bitcoin!