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.
Converting your business capital to stable coin is a smart move because of the volatility of bitcoin but you ensure you don't keep those funds in exchanges for a long time. This is because centralized exchanges cannot be trusted. Hopefully in the nearest future bitcoin would grow to the a level were it would be stable enough for business transactions.
You have also choose the right path of hodling your profit in bitcoin because in the nearest future your investment would become very profitable. Hopefully these thirteen customers would spread the news of your alternative payments and more clients would be attracted. If bitcoin is not restricted in your country like mine, you can engage in more advertisement using affordable channels, hopefully more people might have the privilege of knowing about bitcoin. Happy One Month Anniversary, Mate.