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November 17, 2018, 11:43:23 AM |
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Small and medium businesses are slowly integrating cryptocurrency into their business as a payment method. But much faster and more people appear who, for example, sell physical goods or their services for cryptocurrency. Such steps help promote crypto in the society in which these people live.
soon on later, as CEO Binance said adoption of bitcoin and cryptocurrency in real usage could happen.in future effectiveness about payment become major needs for all people.
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November 22, 2018, 06:26:54 AM |
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Small and medium businesses are slowly integrating cryptocurrency into their business as a payment method. But much faster and more people appear who, for example, sell physical goods or their services for cryptocurrency. Such steps help promote crypto in the society in which these people live.
soon on later, as CEO Binance said adoption of bitcoin and cryptocurrency in real usage could happen.in future effectiveness about payment become major needs for all people. Well this has to be done someday. Bitcoin now isn’t that much familiar across the world but surely there would be a time when we will see the supremacy of bitcoin. It will be used internationally
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November 22, 2018, 03:18:58 PM |
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I don't know any stores yet but I hope that there will be stores that accepts bitcoin as payment in the future when bitcoin's price recovers again and will never go low again like today.
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November 22, 2018, 06:23:29 PM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
No. I don't have, but in my country here in the Philippines, even bitcoin is still not yet legal there are still few stores here who accepts bitcoin as a payment because they also invested their money in bitcoin too for us to have a fast transaction. So if every stores will accept bitcoin as payment they will not have any difficulties in giving change and picking up the money.
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November 22, 2018, 07:47:24 PM |
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I would be glad to have my own business which will accept any type of cryptocurrency maybe top 30 for example, because it's easier to sell it on market, but also I would be easier if there will be any type of automatic exchange systems, which will convert cryptocurrency to normal currency instantly after payment was completed, of course +10-15% to no lose on liquidity
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November 23, 2018, 05:36:25 AM |
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Many shops and stores that accept bitcoin will not announce it publicly fearing government backlash and the trouble of explaining everyone what bitcoin is. Was reading somewhere in another thread in bitcointalk that in Switzerland, there are plenty of them who accept bitcoins publicly.
you are right with what you are presenting at this time in my country, transactions directly with crypto currencies are prohibited by the government or in other words the crypto currency has not been fully inaugurated by the government as the applicable currency in my country
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November 23, 2018, 09:11:28 AM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
I already heard about this but i have never used this kind of payment before. Where can you bitcoin for payment?
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November 23, 2018, 09:59:49 AM |
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Communicating with different entrepreneurs, I see their interest in crypto, but price instability, lack of sufficient knowledge about the functioning of cryptocurrency, stop them from starting to accept Bitcoin and altcoins. But every day I see more and more organizations that accept Bitcoin as payment and this gives me optimism about cryptocurrency.
I think the only key is to give an automatic conversion system to fiat so that price fluctuations from bitcoin will not burden to the seller and buyer, I'm sure this payment system will be in the cryptocurrency some time to come
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November 25, 2018, 04:10:21 AM |
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For me yes this is right because there are a lot of stores which are accepting bitcoin as payment but still in different areas where bitcoin is well known, I do not know about such stores in different countries which are accepting bitcoin as payment, but hope that very soon we will also become able to use bitcoin as for payment in our local stores nationwide and hopefully global.
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November 25, 2018, 03:20:33 PM Last edit: November 25, 2018, 04:10:43 PM by Captain Sneeze |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
I think there are several stores that accept bitcoin in paying services and products. But I never encounter any of them. Just like some of you i am also hoping that many of stores from different country accepts bitcoin in making transactions. Some of us may think that its impossible for other people to understand and accept bitcoin but I know someday there will be huge and famous stores or even services that will use bitcoin. But of course there will be some stores especially local stores that will not accomodate bitcoin. Its because they are not familiar with it.
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November 25, 2018, 06:49:07 PM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
Although there were not many but it was proven to be there, and when they did the transaction they did it clandestinely because they were worried this action would be considered wrong by a third party especially by people working in government agencies. As time goes on, it seems that this condition will be more widespread and more and more done by many people, and eventually will force the government to legalize its use, IMO it can happen if the government is willing to open its eyes and its heart.
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November 28, 2018, 07:00:41 AM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
Lol I can’t take such a risk in my business. Although even if I do accept Bitcoin for my business, I’m not sure there will ever be any customer who will request to pay with it. I have never seen anyone who is talking about Cryptocurrency where I live. Those I told about keeps saying they know nothing about it. It’s only online that I have seen a few people from my country that make use of Bitcoin but not same location in the country.
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November 28, 2018, 07:59:44 AM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
Here in the Philippines Bitcoin is very popular to many College students I admit that some Oldman here and children Doesn't know about bitcoin. They will use their bitcoin stock to transmitting with others but not available to buy something because as of now we have no establishment, coffee shop airlines company hotels would accept payment using bitcoin. Bu bitcoin is continuously supported by many Filipino People,
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November 28, 2018, 08:15:30 AM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
That kind of payment seems very popular now. that's the reason why I still choose bitcoin to invest now.
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November 28, 2018, 04:38:26 PM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
Lol I can’t take such a risk in my business. Although even if I do accept Bitcoin for my business, There is no risk by accepting Bitcoin as a currency for any business. If you are thinking about the volatility and losing money then it isn't a risk for businesses. The bitcoins are most of the time converted automatically in fiats, and prices are adjusted depending in the BTC's prices. The main problem isn't about accepting Bitcoin as a currency to pay, the problem is there is no demand, so why a shop shall start to implement BTC in its business.
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November 28, 2018, 11:22:07 PM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
No i don't have any offline business that accept payment using bitcoin. But there are now a lot of offline businesses who are now accepting bitcoin as a transaction payment like here in the Philippines because bitcoin is starting to get more popular today.
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November 29, 2018, 02:27:15 AM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
I do not have it. even in my country there is no store that accepts payments using bitcoin, I think it will take a long time to make bitcoin a tool for payment, because not everyone knows bitcoin.
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November 29, 2018, 05:36:45 AM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
Please just google yourself to find out the offline business who are accepting Bitcoin payment, I hope you will get many. There is a very interesting thing you could find a shop near your place if your country allow Bitcoin.
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November 29, 2018, 06:11:12 AM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
Please just google yourself to find out the offline business who are accepting Bitcoin payment, I hope you will get many. There is a very interesting thing you could find a shop near your place if your country allow Bitcoin. for in my country, offline stores that provide payments using bitcoin, of course no longer exist, because there was once a sweping for that, because of legal issues, but I don't know if in a country that has recognized BTC
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November 29, 2018, 07:26:31 AM |
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Are there any of you who have offline business but accept payment using bitcoin?
Please just google yourself to find out the offline business who are accepting Bitcoin payment, I hope you will get many. There is a very interesting thing you could find a shop near your place if your country allow Bitcoin. for in my country, offline stores that provide payments using bitcoin, of course no longer exist, because there was once a sweping for that, because of legal issues, but I don't know if in a country that has recognized BTC i think its happen in only few countries.not all government sweeping bitcoin payment in offline stores.its still on early stage for adoption and maybe next several years it could be.
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