Crypto Cash-in: Traders Using Tron (TRX) to Buy Mountain Dew, Dash to Buy Fries, and Binance Coin (BNB) to Buy the New HTC Exodus 1

As crypto adoption expands around the globe, enthusiasts are cashing in their coins to make everyday purchases, online and at local retail shops.

Tron

Tron (TRX) buys a bottle of Mountain Dew at a local shop.

Hey @JustinSunTron, I just used #Tron to pay for a bottle of @MountainDew at the corner store! 👊😜

Thanks to the people over @SpendCard for making this possible! 👏👏👏 This is amazing!

I spent $1.99 ~ 83.333 TRX out of my balance. ✔️#Tronics #SpendTron #Spend #SpendCom $TRX pic.twitter.com/LB0GnU8Waz

— Joshuwa Roomsburg 💨 (@JoshRoomsburg) February 25, 2019

Dash

Patrons are cashing in their Dash at Church’s Chicken in Caracas, Venezuela to take advantage of a special promotion. For every customer who pays for a meal combo using Dash, they’ll get a free serving of French fries. The offer expires on March 3st.

Binance Coin

Binance Coin (BNB) can now be used to purchase the new blockchain-based smartphone from HTC, the Exodus 1.

#BNB is getting more useful every day. Now you can also buy the first #blockchain phone with it! #EXODUS1 #UseBNB #HTCEXODUS @Teddy_lin @binance Do you already got one @CZ_Binance? https://t.co/hA0yyHcJsB pic.twitter.com/RKSJChWbea

— HTC EXODUS (@htcexodus) February 26, 2019

JPM Coin

Speaking at JPMorgan’s annual investor day, CEO Jamie Dimon hinted at possible use cases for the bank’s newly launched digital asset JPM Coin. While Dimon has been an outspoken critic of Bitcoin, calling it “a scam” and investors “stupid”, he now says that JPM Coin could be used one day to make consumer purchases – just like Bitcoin, Tron, Dash, Litecoin and several other cryptocurrencies.

Reports CNBC,

“‘JP Morgan Coin could be internal, could be commercial, it could one day be consumer,’ Dimon, 62, said during a question-and-answer session.”

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