Bitcoin company 21 accepts Bitcoin as payment

Last September, Bitcoin company 21 announced the sale of its first product, the 21 Bitcoin Computer, but at the time it only supported traceable credit cards for payment. Now the company has added a private payment option that allows users to pay for the device with Bitcoin, which is priced at 1.0124 Bitcoins, or about $399. When this payment method is selected, the device will be shipped in the United States using a PO Box, and the recipient will write the postal customer instead of the user's real name.

21 Bitcoin Computer is committed to making Bitcoin a standard feature of web services and encouraging developers to create products that integrate virtual currencies. The product is a small hardware device based on Linux, but the Bitcoin protocol is developed as a function of the operating system. Any products and services based on the device (such as games, music or any other online content) will embed Bitcoin as an internal component.

Ben Horowitz, founder of venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, is very excited about the emergence of this product. He said: The emergence of this device completely makes up for what I think are the shortcomings of the Internet, making device-to-device payments more perfect. The prospects for this technology are very broad, but at present there are still many difficulties.