However, Bitcoin is a risky means of investment and it is not something that investors should be in a rush to sell. I am just saying this out of my own ideas based on my slight research.
There is a truth and indeed investment in Bitcoin will be very risky to if someone does not understand the investment conditions. But when someone understands investment correctly, this risk can be minimized by itself.
I have a little business that I am doing so far, and I would like to accept Bitcoin in my business, but I don't have enough ideas about Bitcoin. That's why I want to learn more, but truth be told, it's good to practice while learning.
While learning about Bitcoin, I will have to practice it little by little with the little money that I can afford.
The question is how bitcoin is treated in your country, is bitcoin legal as an investment asset? The only problem is when your country prohibits bitcoin and if you force bitcoin as a means of payment it will be quite risky for yourself. Another possibility is that the business you run will experience setbacks because maybe people are not used to using this pattern. Consider the impact before you go because even though Bitcoin is one of the best at the moment, if you force it and don't see opportunities it can actually lead you to problems.
In my opinion it is better for you to try investing rather than using bitcoin as a means of payment in your business because consumers do not necessarily want to accept this method and maybe because they are not yet used to payments using bitcoin.
I do think it is way easier to make payments with BTC for purchases or for transactions, than to keep the BTC received as payments for such purchases or transactions. It would be more tasking for our dear OP to try to set up a good system for receiving payments for a business that may not have much capital to start.
Elon Musk tried taking payments for his Tesla cars but suffered much volatilities that he had to stop and even did liquidate a very great share for some of his other businesses.
It's really easier to use digital currency in making transactions as you just need to be able to connect to the internet and then process the transactions, cause we know the hassle of bringing fiat money like the coins which is to heavy to carry. But I agree that if you are starting a business, then you accept BTC in making transactions, for sure it would be hard to process and cycle the capital, since BTC is volatile, if you do not take the capital from your sales, for sure you would lack funds for providing the needs of your business such as restocking your foods, shirts and etc., as you only hold the Bitcoin. Imagine Elon Musk, that are capable to run a company related to spaceships and technologies, but still gave up using digital currencies since they are too volatile causing money to get liquidated.
Setting up a good payments system for a new business intending to accept crypto or BTC payments is going to require by law how legal it is within that country or jurisdiction and if it has or is something the citizens know, have heard about or even make use of .
Well, in my country, there are few people that accept Bitcoin or crypto in making transactions since it's not that widely spread yet, but if the government plans to take action and put taxes in it, for sure they would have a hard time cause back then, even a P2P game Axie, they did not succeed on putting taxes on it. They could only ban it or put an alternate digital currency such as the popular in the Philippines which is what we called Gcash similarly to Paypal.