All sorts of businesses....Bitcoin is a currency and currencies should be used everywhere.

If you're asking which ones would benefit Bitcoin more than others I would say the online retailers & sales directories such as ebay.

The few transactions that I've received through Coinpayments.net seemed to go all right. Has anyone here tried using the Mycellium wallet?

And I figure what we really need right now is to get some wholesalers like AHI Distribution and Cutting Edge Products on board so we've got one more step in the supply chain taken care of. Maybe they'll start noticing when they start getting lots of emails from people who can sell stuff either on their own ecommerce sites or on the Bitcoin marketplaces.

As dumb as it sounds, i think BTC would benefit from a department store like Nordstroms starting to accept BTC. It would get an entire different group of people and a lot of women using cryptos

Bitcoin needs any and all businesses, not just huge or large retailers. If we want it to suceed as a currency we need to be able to spend it on as many things as possible from groceries to porn and everything in between.

I agree with the people saying 'any and all'. I want to be able to spend my coins both online and on the highstreet. Vending machines would be a good idea and I'm sure they will take off in the future. Paying with a smartphone would probably be a quick and easy process.

I completely agree that grocery stores would be great. It makes bitcoin spendable in a market that we all need to use in order to survive...food. I rarely spend bitcoins, but if my grocery store accepted Bitcoins I would definitely use them (and buy more to replenish supply of course), especially if they offered a discount since they would save money by not having to pay credit processor fees and reduced fraud risk.

I also think that the biggest and most impactful "market" would be suppliers, if the people that supply the physical stores accepted bitcoins, then the stores could accept bitcoins, keep a large percentage of the bitcoins as actual bitcoins (instead of instantly converting it to cash) and then pay their suppliers in bitcoin. Their suppliers can then pay their workers in bitcoin, the workers can then use their bitcoin in stores and the "wheels go round and round" creating a full bitcoin economy.

Or one could argue that buying oil with "massively inflated usd" is actually better than using your "forever increasing value of a deflationary bitcoin". Bitcoin needs to be able to be used for purchases (which it now can at a small selection of major retailers), but to become a true economy we need suppliers to accept it and for retailers to offer it to their employees as their bonus or percentage of their income (props to overstock on this part).

Create the entire market loop and bitcoin adoption will be unbelievably rapid.

When we consider in terms of online stores, Bitcoin can be adopted by any shops. Any shops will help. But if you consider in terms of shops in places, it is best if grocery store and other shops where people go frequently.
Kindly,
      MZ

Bitcoin needs every possible business from good to bad. You should be able to buy food or drugs with it and anything else you desire.