I run a restaurant. Just 1. We hope to open second maybe next year. How can I use blockchain?

I run a restaurant. Just 1. We hope to open second maybe next year. How can I use blockchain?

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I mean, what can I do with blockchain that will help my business?

That the Jurassic park restaurant?

You should decentralise food and put it on the blockchain

blockchain is in practice very impractical. the really only advantage you can use it in a resturant environment is accepting crypto payments, but crypto isn't mainstream yet, so you should avoid doing so.

accept crypto

Accept crypto as a payment option, could potentially reduce costs. Other than that it's probably not all that useful for you.

Launch your own real world ICO but instead of taking ETH and giving out your token, you take dollars and give out food.

Accept REQ payments and use REQ for your accounting

>present food source to customers using the supply chain chadcoins
>accept it as payment

actually dismiss this message, make a erc20-token for each food alternative on the menu and force them pay with that token

serve food on a concrete block, no knives, no forks, no spoons...just chains

Accualy Ive considered accepthing Bitcoin Cash. But more as a stunt then anything else. For marketing purposes.

Beside accepting payments, I really dont know how can I draw value out of blockchain. I was thinking of offering tokens that would be backed by equity in company (like 10-20%) and share profit. I would sell certain amount of tokens, enought to get money to open a restaurant and then open a new one and then sell another 20% equity in new restaurant and build on that.

But I was thinking that people could use these tokens for more then just dividens. Maybe use them for discount (I hate discouts and never give them in my restaurants. They lower my brand value). But maybe have like special meny that could be payed with tokens only.

But this still insnt useing blockchain.

yes and the guests have to cook but they can take little bites. win win

This

You take the blockchain and shove it up your butt.

it's not there yet, but using supply chain coins, which IOTA will be doing, to track where your products will be coming from

Careful with that. You’d likely be selling securities in that scenario.

You can take a shot by asserting the provenance for ingredients/menu-items sold over there especially for people with special requirements (paleo / gluten-free / AIP). In fact, I'm at last stage of opening a restaurant chain to specifically serve this segment who are picky of what they eat. I may contact AMB to solicit their expertise, if required. Good luck !

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store your company's database on the bitcoin cash blockchain. accept Bitcoin Cash avoid tax by accepting crypto and paying in crypto.

>the blockchain

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Loyalty tokens & payment

you'd need to find a complete supply chain using blockchain already , but there isn't one yet

when there is , you could put fancy displays of the sources of the daily specials especially if the green thing is a factor

or you could just make fake displays for the same result, not like suppliers on 'blockhain supply chains ' won't fake their inputs anyway

enjoy prison

>fake inputs

how can they do this? assuming only products that trace all the way back to the primary producer are considered "certified" or whatever. the farmer would literally have to be providing imaginary produce to buyers using a lower quality source in it's place. his farm will be considered fucking shit, and he will KMS himself in disgrace.

practically, how does this work? large companies buy a small top tier operation and larp that all of their ingredients as coming from there?

Oh wait, he can't use REQ yet to input off chain data, like accounting books because THEY DON'T HAVE A FUCKING WORKING ORACLE YET

He can use stable coins in the meantime

Accepting crypto as payment and not paying taxes on it

make a qr code that says "Made in (best place here) " and put it on the blockchain , then its truth

>Jurassic park restaurant
OP watches too many movies. And so do you for recognizing it.

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Is that even legal?

And how do customers get the fiat in brainlet? You expect normies to use fucking stablecoins?

OP, you haven't got a use case. Just accept payments and be done with it.

Probably use bitpay. It looks cheap. Maybe you can do a "pre sale" or a "coupon sale" for your food. Where tokens can be used to pay for food / get a discount. These methods are nice for some minor cost reduction and marketing.
You'll need to talk with a good lawyer.

Yeah well early stages it will be that retarded, but these auditable trails will grow as a selling point, products with nothing more than a "made in" entry will be considered as larps / scams. Not that everyone will give it a shit, but those willing to pay a premium for whatever will enjoy the confidence. Eventually it would be standard to know what shit they put in it and to pay accordingly.

Let me introduce you to Ambrosus. If you are a restaurant worth your salt, you always want to verify your ingredients. Ambrosus is creating is an ecosystem that can trace from farm to fork.

So what makes it different from other supply chain coins? It combines with the Internet of Things technology. Whereas other coins simply use a qr code and a phone app to track food, IOT allows physical to connect and exchange data.

Sensors combine with smart contracts allow automatic quality control checks and payouts based on the quality of the product.

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A valid point, being one of the first restaurants to tout 100% certainty from where your products come from can be quite a good selling point to potential customers.

Visit this page for how Ambrosus can exchange the restaurant operation.this was submitted by a community member

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simple, use ipads for your customers to pay for their meals in bitcoin or other coin

or find a wallet that uses atomic swap. That will swap any coin for fiat

use that wallet as your account to a bank account. so you can drop your profit in a fiat account

simple. And to encourage your customers to use bitcoin ect. 3% off bill
since if you keep all your coins in a wallet, and play the upsy downsy. you will make more than that, just holding your coins when market is low and when it moons, sell sell sell.

I understand what you are trying to achieve OP, You want to use blockchain because you believe it will help make your resturant more efficent and at the same time give you a competitive edge plus free marketing and also you like the idea of bitcoin and you want to see if you can help the technology any way you can just not sure how too. I respect that. So my advice to you is this. Keep it simple, no need to complicate the experience for your guests by all this tech mumbo jumbo, they go to your resturant to enjoy to eat, not to revolutionize the finance industry. Just keep it simple and offer say a alternative when the cheque comes, payment in bitcoin. I have seen bitcoin atms installed in some resturants so that is a possibility also. Keep it simple unless you want to mint your own coin and use them as currency within the resturant like chucke cheese. I advise against this because i think it will detract from your brand value like the example i just gave.

Blockchain CAN be applied to a resturant in terms of inventory management, ect however we are just simply not at that stage just yet. So if you want to use blockchain, keep it simple (btc payments alternative) otherwise the main part of your resturant will be "we do crypto" instead of "we serve good food"
hope this helps