Bitcoin going to 0

I doubt the amount of people paying in BTC right now will be enough to jeopardize your business.

They rented a satellite and are using decades old technology. How the fuck is blockstream going to be profitable again?

Do they seamlessly, at least from the perspective of my customers, convert the incoming USD my customers pay to btc, and vice versa (for refunds etc)?

This is very important. Hickups at a sales counter could fuck my whole sales process.

If you have a brick and mortar store then crypto probably isn't as practical as an online shop. Waiting ~10 min for a block confirmation would be a pain in the ass in a pizza parlor.

The USD to BTC conversion is based on the last market buy or sell that occured.

If this is an online shop I have personally seen good UX integrations. That said, this isn't a payment method that will be used by normies anytime soon. One major benefit of using crypto for online purchases is that you get irrefutable proof of payment stored on the blockchain.

See, I may be misunderstanding, but is there an app that allows my customers to use a regular visa, or whatever, and the sale proceeds deposit directly as btc, or some derivative thereof?

I'm really asking out of curiosity. I'd have to convince myself there's a definite reason to do so, like the transactions legal qualify as a barter, or some such.

Bitpay bitpay bitpay
One of the premier and old school BTC payment processors

With bitpay, my customers can use a standard credit or debit card, but it deposits as crypto on my end?

And if not, does such a solution even exist?

don't do it.

I've learned a thing or two over the years and one of them is never discard before discovery. Information can't hurt.

I'm sure there's a way to do that, but you're going to be spending quite a bit in fees and it will take a lot of time. It's also an unnecessary step. You're better off buying your own crypto out of pocket. I am talking specifically about accepting cryptocurrency from customers who already own and know how to use it.

It will literally never be worth $0.00 so long as it trades.
I wonder however if it might someday be worth something to a collector. i.e.
>I own a unit of the original cryptocurrency
Could that be a thing?

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Crypto owners seem particularly reluctant to spend it. I'm just curious as to what advantages could be teased out of basically banking with bitcoin. It does sound like a whole process though; still, it's worth investigating the possibilities.

you're not deplatformed so there isn't.
>Information can't hurt.
true but when you ask if there is a coin that only fluctuates 5% annually the response anyone here should give you is to lurk moar.

>lurk moar
As retarded as it sounds, I generally avoid (to whatever extent it's actually possible) crypto talk on Jow Forums. I'm an oldfag to making money, but I'm "holds up spork" with anything crypto.

Figured it'd be a fun mental exercise, if nothing else.

Crypto is a deep, deep rabbit hole and requires a lot of internet lurking to get a grasp of. The fact that people are still asking these kinds of questions on Jow Forums gives me quite a bit of hope that we are early adopters.