I don't see a reason to demand that the consumer side of your goods/services adopts it. If you quit your fiat job and wait for the market to adopt a willingness to pay you directly in Bitcoin, then you become a net seller in the meantime and apply downward pressure to the price.
It's better that those who are ideologically aligned with the free market accumulate Bitcoin first while statists lag behind, as opposed to everyone adopting it all at once. Accepting fiat as a payment method only maintains an illusion that the old system has staying power. If you immediately convert it to BTC then it doesn't make a difference in the long run.
I don't see a reason to demand that the consumer side of your goods/services adopts it. If you quit your fiat job and wait for the market to adopt a willingness to pay you directly in Bitcoin, then you become a net seller in the meantime and apply downward pressure to the price.
It's better that those who are ideologically aligned with the free market accumulate Bitcoin first while statists lag behind, as opposed to everyone adopting it all at once. Accepting fiat as a payment method only maintains an illusion that the old system has staying power. If you immediately convert it to BTC then it doesn't make a difference in the long run.