Rise in Number of French Stores Accepting Bitcoin
A growing number of French stores are accepting Bitcoin as a form of payment – ranging from large shopping malls to traditional restaurants. The fast-growing group now includes Bouchon-comptoir Brunet, a Lyon-based bouch...
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The fast-growing group now includes Bouchon-comptoir Brunet, a Lyon-based bouchon – a type of eatery specific to the Lyon area.
The restaurant became the first in the city to accept BTC as a form of payment in 2021....
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