The business would serve customers and their business better...

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2026-09-02T15:06:41Z

↳ 回复 Filou (npub1q8gth72n0mcl6rwls905rsvfvuu0dgaq7cq028rc9d7c3ygnp4xq84awvk)

Agreed there, but if businesses can not support themselves #BitcoinOnly we have a bigger problem IMO. But if they do fail it's almost certainly not be...

The business would serve customers and their business better to accept other forms then convert it to btc themselves, instead of intentionally limiting the customer base. What if some 80 yr grandma who who's computer knowledge is limited to the most basic wants to buy something. Does it really make sense to expect her to figure out btc? Or someone who just wants nothing to do with any cryptos? Would it not be more reasonable to accept another payments then convert after the transaction? I'm not saying this as someone opposed to btc, and I have bought things from sweetsats, so its not about me. But to limit customers intentionally is just dumb. There's really no other way to put it

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