Quote from: Odusko on February 01, 2022, 06:29:20 AM

In a third-world African country, Nigeria operated by Female CEO. Hello, friends am from Nigeria a country where government regulation on cryptocurrency is flexible according to the law, the CBN which is the apex central bank warns against the risk involved in it and advise Nigeria to be careful, but Nigeria is one of the highest in terms of cryptocurrency adoption according to statistics. With the decentralized nature of Bitcoin that have Thousands of Nigeria Citizens who have knowledge of blockchain and digital currencies and have adopted it, In December 2022 I launched a campaign among crypto friends to adopt Bitcoin as a mode of payment in our venture and outlets, on 31st of January I open a Coffee shop and the Capital City Abuja for Bitcoin and none Bitcoin customers. This is aimed at promoting Bitcoin adoption and, as a newbie member here, I wish to see your advice and suggestions.

Thank Odusko

In my country the price of coffee is so cheap that it is impossible to sell coffee using Bitcoin as a means of payment. If it is calculated, the transaction costs will be greater than the price of the coffee sold.
I think that's why you don't have any Bitcoin customers, nor do I know how much coffee costs in your country.
I prefer to sell something that is more valuable and has greater benefits, for example selling computer equipment, selling electronic equipment and selling household furniture such as (tables, chairs, cabinets, etc.)