Online tech retailer TigerDirect surpassed the $1 Million mark in total sales via bitcoins on March 13th, less than two months after accepting the cryptocurrency as payment.

The Florida-based company took 50 days to break that barrier. It is the second online retailer to pass that mark following Overstock.com

For TigerDirect, accepting bitcoin seemed like a natural fit. Miners of bitcoin and altcoins such as litecoin and dogecoin buy needed components from TigerDirect, Newegg and Amazon, although the latter two companies have not embraced bitcoin.

BitPay, the company that TigerDirect chose as its bitcoin payment partner, reported that it is currently signing up 1,000 bitcoin merchants per week

TigerDirect saw a 50 percent in sales of some items after announcing it would take bitcoins. The top-selling items on the site were video cards and power units (items popular among miners), tablets, Xbox units and other high-tech items.