Selling Lemonade for Bitcoins?

[LTU_btc]

Idea sounds nice, but I think it won't be successful. Lemonade buyers would be kids, but they only have cash in their pockets. Mostly don't know about bitcoin and they not interested in it. It would be hard to find clients.

What's your describing is typically American. There's no one selling lemonade on a table where I live.

Yeah the typical stereotype US lemonade stand!
I think this is something you really see happenign in the US.
In my country as well nobody is doing this.Also no garage sales are taking place here.
If you wanna sell your old stuff you either put it online on a local sells shop or you have to travel to peddlers markets where you can get rid off it.And for businesses like this people still prefer to pay with cash.

I think it's only stereotype taken from Hollywood films, where kids selling lemonade to earn few bucks

[Newcoins2020]

I do not know who would sell Lemonade for Bitcoins because I would not do that because I do not think that I would make much money with it at all.
This would be a good thing for kids who want to make money.

[rektDude]

I do not know who would sell Lemonade for Bitcoins because I would not do that because I do not think that I would make much money with it at all.
This would be a good thing for kids who want to make money.

I also think that this is not very smart because you cannot make a lot of money with doing this, and its also that not a lot of people will buy it with bitcoins.
This is a useless idea in my eyes.

[bamboylee]

What's your describing is typically American. There's no one selling lemonade on a table where I live.

The suggestion is not limited to selling lemonade. The idea is to start a micro business that accepts bitcoin as payment. It can be anything, like street foods and the like. The only disadvantage  of this one is the waiting time for confirmation and transactions fees for a very small item. Otherwise, this is a very good idea.

[Kprawn]

What's your describing is typically American. There's no one selling lemonade on a table where I live.

The suggestion is not limited to selling lemonade. The idea is to start a micro business that accepts bitcoin as payment. It can be anything, like street foods and the like. The only disadvantage  of this one is the waiting time for confirmation and transactions fees for a very small item. Otherwise, this is a very good idea.

The limitation will be the " Accepting Bitcoin only " option... It will work in areas where there are a big concentration of Bitcoin users already, but in

areas where there are little acceptance, this will not survive. People are like sheep.. when they see other people paying with their phones, they will

start asking questions... but if nobody is doing it, they will not try it out. It's just the way it is..  ... Give HUGE discounts for people who pay with

Bitcoin, and you will attract a lot more Bitcoin transactions. 

[yayayo]

The limitation will be the " Accepting Bitcoin only " option... It will work in areas where there are a big concentration of Bitcoin users already, but in areas where there are little acceptance, this will not survive. People are like sheep.. when they see other people paying with their phones, they will start asking questions... but if nobody is doing it, they will not try it out. It's just the way it is..  ... Give HUGE discounts for people who pay with Bitcoin, and you will attract a lot more Bitcoin transactions. 

I think you are right. By accepting only Bitcoin, you will not even get your business started, because people are not willing to make the effort of figuring out a new way of payment just to buy at your shop - unless you have a very exclusive and tempting offer (like $100 bills for $10 ) they will move on to the competition. The Bitcoin-only way might also be perceived of pressing people to use that kind of payment which leads to disapproval or even suspicion as people generally want to feel like having a choice.

Buy accepting both fiat and Bitcoin you will attract all customers and especially those that have never paid with Bitcoin. Now you can talk to people and offer Bitcoin payments as an attractive alternative by offering significant discounts. It's much easier to convince people if they already know you have good products and are a nice and trustworthy person to talk to.

ya.ya.yo!

[n691309]

It's not a bad idea to sell lemonade for bitcoins but the implementation seems a bit complicated to me, because I think that these lemonades are not expensive and don't know if worth waiting for a confirmation until you deliver the lemonade to the client. Have you though about this, tried or anything else?

[purebitco]

I do not know who would sell Lemonade for Bitcoins because I would not do that because I do not think that I would make much money with it at all.
This would be a good thing for kids who want to make money.

though it would make some return in my opinion, i think it is a really good idea and i would definitely not leave it and try to use it

[newcoins1978]

That was a clever way of earning more bitcoins.  But I think you could also include cash as your mode of payments.  If you do that then you just have to buy some bitcoins with your paper money.  If ever I will have an online store maybe I would ask my friends to open a bitcoin wallet so they could pay me bitcoin instead of money.

You are not going to make much money by just selling some lemonade, we all know that it is not going to work especially when you are grown.
It can help kids because it looks cute when they do it but it is not going to work with grown men.

[Cozynunu]

This would only work with cute children and maybe hot women but nobody is going to buy lemonade from a random guy for Bitcoin.
At least I would never buy lemonade for Bitcoin from a random guy.

[Newcoins2020]

I do not know who would sell lemonade for Bitcoin but I think that it is safe to say that you are not going to make any Bitcoin from doing that.
That is something that only works in movies with cute kids but not in real life.

[RealBitcoin]

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  ... Yeah.. right?.. WT^F?? 


First of all this is about how can we create a 100.000$ - 200.000$ bubble in BTCitcoinLandia. 

Well the solution was like this... Buy... then hodl... then buy some more and hoddle some more. But... wait?.. what?... Because NO! .. that is not enough!

So the appropriate solution is to create weird kind of business selling anything! Sell old stuff... garage style selling, antiques, paintings, statues, flowers from your garden.. or potatoes & tomatoes... clothes.. etc... So basically.. Anything will do!

And one of the most interesting and appealing would be the one in the title... Selling Lemonade yo! ... Just put your children in front of your house with the classic old fashion table... and the sign on it! And this goes for all the others mentioned above.

"Accepting only BTCitcoin!"... and maybe under the sign some promotional advertising...  "We also give weekly subscriptions or monthly! For respectively 1 liter/0.33 gallons per day. For the weekly subscription you have 10% discount and for the monthly one you have 25%." 

Have at it! ... And don't forget to HODL! 

Bad idea, wont work.

Besides a lemonade stand license is about 25000-50000$ so yeah, nobody is doing lemonades anymore thans to the regulators. But even if they were, this wont work, it's not a big business anyway ,even 100 years ago it wasnt a big deal.

A bigger market should be the target.

[bitdumper]

i think it is wierder than it looks btw what will happen if suddenly everyone started to trade at a doubled price than the currenct market price will that will effect the price or it will just make everyones loss and profit to the sellers rather changing a market's price is a lot harder than these cheap tricks

[kryptqnick]

Well, sounds quite nice and funny. But a hodling person might end with lot's of bitcoins but no use of them, because one day it might be not that easy to exchange them to dollars.
And I guess people who buy some old tables, wardrobes and all that don't really know about Bitcoin.

[ivan.daineko23]

The idea certainly is interesting. The main problem is to find buyers.

[sishendaoye]

I do not know who would sell Lemonade for Bitcoins because I would not do that because I do not think that I would make much money with it at all.
This would be a good thing for kids who want to make money.

I also think that this is not very smart because you cannot make a lot of money with doing this, and its also that not a lot of people will buy it with bitcoins.
This is a useless idea in my eyes.

Yeah it may be a fun idea but we know that something like is is not going to work at all I would rather gamble then stand outside and try to sell lemonade.
I think that you are going to make max $1 if you are lucky.

[Financial_Genius]

That was a clever way of earning more bitcoins.  But I think you could also include cash as your mode of payments.  If you do that then you just have to buy some bitcoins with your paper money.  If ever I will have an online store maybe I would ask my friends to open a bitcoin wallet so they could pay me bitcoin instead of money.

for a simple layman, not a investor, I can recommend the following: with a convenient date and available a number of free money to buy a few coins and put them in cold storage in your wallet. Most importantly - do not expect that this investment in the near future will bring fabulous wealth. A time of rapid growth in the tens and hundreds of times as it was a few years ago, has already passed – then worked the so-called "low base effect" when the rise of prices of Bitcoin in the global economy were ridiculous. But now its market capitalization is measured in billions of dollars, so the astronomical growth will not b

[arseaboy]

This is good for investments if you accept bitcoins and cash at the same time. And I like the idea for giving discounts if they are going to pay using bitcoins because it could attract more people to buy something from you.

[Aamir1]

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  ... Yeah.. right?.. WT^F??  


First of all this is about how can we create a 100.000$ - 200.000$ bubble in BTCitcoinLandia.  

Well the solution was like this... Buy... then hodl... then buy some more and hoddle some more. But... wait?.. what?... Because NO! .. that is not enough!

So the appropriate solution is to create weird kind of business selling anything! Sell old stuff... garage style selling, antiques, paintings, statues, flowers from your garden.. or potatoes & tomatoes... clothes.. etc... So basically.. Anything will do!

And one of the most interesting and appealing would be the one in the title... Selling Lemonade yo! ... Just put your children in front of your house with the classic old fashion table... and the sign on it! And this goes for all the others mentioned above.

"Accepting only BTCitcoin!"... and maybe under the sign some promotional advertising...  "We also give weekly subscriptions or monthly! For respectively 1 liter/0.33 gallons per day. For the weekly subscription you have 10% discount and for the monthly one you have 25%."  

Have at it! ... And don't forget to HODL!  

Rather than accepting just bitcoin, you should accept fiat as well and offer discounts for the use of bitcoins.
That way, people would appreciate the advantages of using bitcoins.

That is actually the better way of pushing bitcoin ahead in your society as the guy mentioned, to accept fiat as well and put some discounts on usage of bitcoin so that the customers would think of using bitcoins instead of fiat as it has a discount and that will encourage them to check it out and surely they will like it.

[outatime1]

Where I live, you wouldn't get much business selling something for bitcoins at a lemonade stand or yard sale. Not that it's not a good idea overall, but there don't seem to be many people where I live that know about bitcoin.