Knowing that the Bitcoin payment I receive from customers is not an investment but rather my business capital, what I do after receiving payment in bitcoin is convert my capital to a stable coin and leave my profit in bitcoin. I do this to avoid running a loss in my business. If I decide to hold the whole bitcoin and, peradventure, the Bitcoin price drops, I might not have my exact capital any time I want to buy more goods. I wish to ask if this is the right approach I should take given that we are still in a bear market.
Steps I took:
First, I browsed online about accepting Bitcoin payments. Then, I was able to get a picture, so I decided to print the picture on an A4 sheet of paper, and then I displayed the printed picture on the front gate of my shop.
I also created a fresh wallet on the Trust Wallet app to be used.
I decided to use a trust wallet because I just felt that since I was not holding the bitcoin for investment purposes, I should just use trust wallet to receive my payment.
Dealer on all kinds of furniture works.
Very good, you had an excellent idea for your company, I like these initiatives and I wish there were many more. I have two questions: do you use the lighting network for payments or do you prefer to do onchain? If I may, what country are you in? Do you have tax problems? Sorry if I was intrusive.