Crypto assets are very popular in these few years (especially Bitcoin). Since 2017 Bitcoin has become an attractive asset for trading because of the price movements that can soar. So I also think Bitcoin will be developed as a means of payment. Many people who have Bitcoin will make it easier for them to make buy and sell transactions. Such as online shopping and transportation payments are online. For me this really agrees, let alone many people are using Bitcoin for payment media (there are already some stores that accept Bitcoin payments).

In addition to Bitcoin, payment media will be a valuable asset investment. Bitcoin as a payment medium or as a trading asset, as long as it remains a valuable asset, of course, has a good future.

Choosing Bitcoin as a form of payment is considered mostly of those users who have firsthand experience on it. Shopping, small retail transactions, and even payment for water and electricity bills. Considering this, any Bitcoin or Ethereum user would definitely not invest their 100% on something except for those who take risks. However, being in the crypto world and I think for every market, it is important to play safe while earning the right amount. We all would want gain anyway, and having the situation today, it is better indeed to sell and hoard rather than buy.

i don't know about the people

but on Cryptwerk.com we collected about 4000+ different merchants (online/offline/b2b) that already choose Bitcoin as a form of payment)

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I think for people who involve in crypto would prefer to use bitcoin than the other payment. But I don't think that people out there will also use bitcoin for payment because they still use fiat as the payment. Besides that, they don't know much about bitcoin, and they are busy to learn about bitcoin. Maybe they will learn about bitcoin and try to use it after their government accepted bitcoin as the payment. I think, for now, it is better to save bitcoin for a while after the price increase because if we can hold it until the price increase, we will make a big profit and that means, we are going to have much money

The places I work online already work well for me thanks to bitcoin. I am able to be paid easily in bitcoin. There so many ways to be paid and most of the websites are enabling bitcoin and even other crypto as a payment option for withdrawing. Payment processors like payeer and webmoney already include some of these options.

The end goal is for you not to sell your bitcoin during the dip, that is why it is better for you to accept 50% BTC - 50% USD.

This will enable you to sell your bitcoin when you have profited not to sell cause you are in need.

I don't see the need to be asking others, sure there is nothing wrong to ask for opinions, but what I'm trying to say is that at last you're still the one that's going to make that decision for yourself judging from the circumstances at hand.

If you are sure that after having up to 50% in BTC and 50% in USD that you will be able to survive with the USD that's left if in case the one you invested in bitcoin should fall, then you can go ahead and do that. It's good to always make calculations before taking risks. If you're jumping into bitcoin because you think the price will go up and you will get rich, well that's very possible, but think twice.

I don't mind either tbh. If its BTC, then so be it, if its USD, so be it. The only fact that makes the option of accepting payments as BTC both risky and enticing is when the market price starts fluctuating, whether it be towards the positive side or negative side. Naturally, I think most would actually accept USD instead of BTC, all because of its volatility. Some may not even use the received funds to trade, but rather for other things, so USD would be the best way to go. If somehow, one way or another, BTC started to stabilize at a certain range of price, then most would probably accept BTC instead of USD, I of which would be one of them. But currently, there isn't really that much of an advantage of choosing either, nor a disadvantage, so I opt to choose whichever is pretty much available.

If I have just one source of income, I would not want to receive it in bitcoin, that is a very risky thing to do, I can only accept my wages in bitcoin if I have numerous sources of income and I dedicate the one I receive in bitcoin as a form of investment, which I'm just going to be accumulating BTC and not converting it to fiat.

But all my needs are mostly solved using fiat, if I receive my primary payments in bitcoin, I'm still going to have to convert it to cash frequently and with bitcoins volatility, I would be liable to loss.