<p>Italian luxury fashion house Gucci and Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer now accept payments in cryptocurrencies in the United States.</p>.<p>Both companies tweeted that they now accept ApeCoin via BitPay for purchases.</p>.<p>"Now accepting @ApeCoin payments via @BitPay, select Gucci boutiques in the USA expand the range ofcryptocurrencies available for in-store purchases, yet another step in the House's exploration of Web3," Gucci said in a tweet.</p>.<p>"Now, you can not only flex your @BoredApeYC #NFTs with style on the #TAGHeuerConnected Calibre E4, but you can also buy your watch with @ApeCoin! @BitPay #crypto #blockchain," Tag Heuer wrote in its tweet, adding that it will only do so in the United States.</p>.<p>The companies join luxury label Balenciaga, fast food chain Chipotle, airline major Emirates and more in accepting cryptocurrencies, an unregulated digital currency known for its volatility, as a payment option.</p>
<p>Italian luxury fashion house Gucci and Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer now accept payments in cryptocurrencies in the United States.</p>.<p>Both companies tweeted that they now accept ApeCoin via BitPay for purchases.</p>.<p>"Now accepting @ApeCoin payments via @BitPay, select Gucci boutiques in the USA expand the range ofcryptocurrencies available for in-store purchases, yet another step in the House's exploration of Web3," Gucci said in a tweet.</p>.<p>"Now, you can not only flex your @BoredApeYC #NFTs with style on the #TAGHeuerConnected Calibre E4, but you can also buy your watch with @ApeCoin! @BitPay #crypto #blockchain," Tag Heuer wrote in its tweet, adding that it will only do so in the United States.</p>.<p>The companies join luxury label Balenciaga, fast food chain Chipotle, airline major Emirates and more in accepting cryptocurrencies, an unregulated digital currency known for its volatility, as a payment option.</p>