[POLL] Bitcoin Businesses

[maco]

If you know that BTC price may be dropping or could be trending up for a higher price...

Estimated value: (1 BTC = ~ $80 Today) via: https://www.tradingview.com/e/u4jxKre3/ (MTGOX BTC/USD)

ANSWER THIS after VOTING...
WOULD you still consider starting a BITCOIN business today?
What is your reason to the POLL answer you voted on?

[worldtreasurefinders]

I think you need to be a little more clear what you mean by "bitcoin business". I already accept BTC for my work, but not exclusively. I accept gold, silver and FRN as well.

[Kris]

There is room for making all sorts of neat things based on Bitcoin. So I will vote YES.

[BitTrade]

I vote yes because, well, I am.  

[inge]

Yes, because we do have a btc business.

[CoinsForTech]

Everyone knows that Bitcoin is a volatile currency and I hope they would've calculated that into their business plan.

We have seen Bitcoin prices change dramatically since our store opened and apart from slow sales it hasn't hurt us. Mind you thanks to BitPay we haven't been hugely exposed to the price fluctuations.

[maco]

Everyone knows that Bitcoin is a volatile currency and I hope they would've calculated that into their business plan.

We have seen Bitcoin prices change dramatically since our store opened and apart from slow sales it hasn't hurt us. Mind you thanks to BitPay we haven't been hugely exposed to the price fluctuations.

Good perspective.

Anyone else?

[coinprize]

I'm looking to a long-term perspective... so yes!

[maco]

You mean electronic business or real /physical/ business

Either or.. no right or wrong answer here.. as long as topic discussed pertains to the thread's topic.

[The Bitcoin Catalog]

BTC prices is irrelevant so yes, definitely  

[maco]

BTC prices is irrelevant so yes, definitely  

It is very relevant because that is your cash flow.

Businesses with unstable cash flow can go down at anytime

[EndTheFed321]

But, Bitcoin is not Cash Flow