Hey I am very sorry then I didn't get it 100%. Thanks for the clarification.
I-ll try to whisper so we do not awake a very toxic maxi here, but IMO its very difficult to onboard a fiat centrix business to BTC without the owners being on BTC or unless there is a state mandate.
Fiat centrix by choice or because there is a full working circular economy around the legal tender, payrol, providers, utilities, taxes, everything is fiat.. Accepting BTC as a business means you are customer averaging into bitcoin. Normies won't do that, their normie customers neither. Adoption begins at the individual level, not a state, not a business,.. at least this is what I believe, individual comes first.
Getting normie customers onboarded and then a normie business owner onboarded in a fiat centrix scenario.. good luck with that. Check/in check/out price can change two digits both on the downside or upside against the dollar, illiquid markets will punish ramping on and off BTC. And then there is custody,... If the owner doesnt want to keep BTC they will need to use stableshitcoins,.. well this are dollars but in reality they are not, just tokens comming from an algorithm behind a shady businnes,.. whatever.. I wouldt recommend this.
I would suggest start small, target bitcoiners as customers, digital nomads and offer the owners you can get paid later in BTC.
I like what you're saying that adoption comes at the individual level first. But I think that although an entrepreneur might not be convinced or clear what Bitcoin is, if they're made aware that they can get extra customers, Bitcoin customers that want to pay with Bitcoin, they'll be interested. Especially when they're made aware what's possible with Lightning and know that they have the possibility to create new business models that aren't possible with their current setup.
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I hear you… And thanks for the suggestion about trying to attract Bitcoiners rather than trying to get non-coiners to pay in Bitcoin. This should be more effective if you can find the Bitcoiners
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