If I opened a USA based crypto cigar shop

[rdnkjdi]

With competitive prices matching Thompsoncigar or CigarInternational for good cigars.  Drew Estates, Padron, My Father Cigars, etc. along with some good everyday smokes.

And it catered pretty much exclusively to crypto.  How much business would you guys give me?

[Ron~Popeil]

With competitive prices matching Thompsoncigar or CigarInternational for good cigars.  Drew Estates, Padron, My Father Cigars, etc. along with some good everyday smokes.

And it catered pretty much exclusively to crypto.  How much business would you guys give me?

Starting up a niche brick and mortar store is risky right now. Even more so with the grey areas of using crypto for things like alcohol and tobacco. 

That being said I am someone that will go out of his way to support bit coin businesses and there are a lot of others that would do the same.

[rdnkjdi]

With competitive prices matching Thompsoncigar or CigarInternational for good cigars.  Drew Estates, Padron, My Father Cigars, etc. along with some good everyday smokes.

And it catered pretty much exclusively to crypto.  How much business would you guys give me?

Starting up a niche brick and mortar store is risky right now. Even more so with the grey areas of using crypto for things like alcohol and tobacco.  

That being said I am someone that will go out of his way to support bit coin businesses and there are a lot of others that would do the same.

No - it will NOT be brick and mortar.  No way I'd do that.  Brick and mortar cigar store is a complete losing bet unless you are extremely lucky or well connected.

It will be in the US - but strictly and internet storefront.

[Honeypot]

You will have to be upfront with ATF about what you are doing. Just make sure you aren't connected to any tobacco smuggling business on purpose or even inadvertently, because many groups make profits smuggling tobacco from one state to next and skimming from the tax difference.

I might buy a box or two if you got dominicans or nicaraguans. Cubans are overrated.