How do you make your trades? And isnt all the transactions in blockchain are transparent, so a person that has ever paid you in BTC, can always spy on you BTC balance ? Seems that you did not win much in that area.
I think it's not really a win-win, but there are some adjustments I intend to make. What I usually do is send the Bitcoin payment I receive to my Binance account to trade for my local currency or convert to USDT. Going through some of the suggestions of members here, I've come to realize that it's still going to cost an extra fee to receive into my trust wallet and send to Binance.
So it's better to report their use separately.
And may I ask, what is the percentage of Bitcoin payments among all payments that your business has received in that month? Because we have no idea if 13 is a lot for your business or not.
When I made mention of stable coins, I was only referring to USDT and BUSD, and with how frequently I get new goods, I don't get to hold the USDT for too long.
From my calculations on my sales in the period range, I will say customers that paid in local currency had a lower score (38%), Bitcoin payment had a 60% score, and USDT had a 2% score.
they come and ask because of your Bitcoin sign or you talk to them about it?.
The first payment I received was from a customer who saw my notice; after he inquired if he could make his payment in Bitcoin, I agreed. The second customer was referred to my shop, as he told me. That's just how it started, and before I knew it, it increased to 5 and then to 13.