And let's say the cost of the good is actually equivalent to.the price of.that Bitcoin what will happen when the price of Bitcoin is in a bearish trend won't he be in a lose for.that good or.will he just have to hold on to.the btc till the price goes up but if he does this he has a shop to.run and needs the money to get more goods
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What is your take on this?
What I believe is that some people might not consider Bitcoin price fluctuation if eventually they want to accept it as means of payment in their business/organization, while others might put the price fluctuation into consideration, and choose not to accept it as a means of payment.
And as for those who might accept Bitcoin as means of payment without considering it's price fluctuation, you don't expect them to make lose at the end of the day even if the price of Bitcoin experiences a sudden dip that is quite different from what they got as payment at first. They might want to hold for a short while, and wait for the perfect time to sell, so they can make back their money and don't end up on a losing side.
IMO, accepting Bitcoin as a means of payment isn't much of a big deal, because one can still recover his/her money even when there is a sudden dip. But the fear might just be either the task force or some other agencies that are literally after those with crypto asset, because as it stands, there is no any visible(known) rule that protects us as Crypto users in this country.