I totally agree with this, accepting Bitcoin in buisnesses today should be one of the biggest things that'll happen in the economy, it saves you so much stress and unnecessary charges that would have been made using FIAT.

Do note that the company needed to run their own node to achieve the decentralized nature, if they are using the third-party payment gateway, they are not truly achieving decentralization. The volatility is also a double-edged sword for the company, some might want to store the payment in crypto, on another hand, some needed fast cash to operate it.

I do not imply and discourage its hard for businesses to accept Bitcoin. As a matter of fact, there is some payment gateway that has a FIAT conversion feature to mitigate volatility. My take is, whether a business accepts Bitcoin payment or not, it's a multi-variate problem that needed to be solved by the company self-interest. Not to mention, in some countries, regulatory issues are the obstacles.

There is no doubt that very soon the Fiat method of running transactions will be gone making more persons to adapt to block method of running transactions. I can't just imagine how fast it was easy form to send money for someone that is more than 5k kilometers away from me and how easy it was without a third party making payments and transactions.

There's another way to look at this. Established companies or startups might be willing to integrate bitcoin to their payment systems and platforms but the jurisdiction that are in might not allow them to. So that's something should keep in mind imo. Its no longer news that adding bitcoin to a business has more pros than cons.

If you've been aware of the volatility of the market, you can also think about the risk that want you to endure. To say it was convenient, easy, and fast transactions, no, it was not the real thing that happens. Delays always happen nowadays and much more for those who have an intermittent internet connection?
A lot of things why merchants or business owners are not accepting Bitcoin yet, they are worried about its volatility. They are in business and they wanted ROI assurance which is hard to make from this volatile market.

One of the reasons which people may not see is that accepting Bitcoin exposes you to more customers. If I want to buy a product and I see two stores, I'd rather patronize the guy who accepts Bitcoin. Maybe because I don't have enough cash, maybe because I find it credible that he is promoting Bitcoin, but somehow, I patronize that store.

With all its advantages, of course Bitcoin is worthy of being a payment medium, especially if the price seems to show a more stable ATH.
Bitcoin is already in its increasing popularity until its value continues to increase, its role is getting better, it will definitely be responded positively by many other things, especially in terms of work and business. Well, it seems it is time that the world will be more closely related to Bitcoin.

Accepting Bitcoin as payment in a business is a good thing, though we have to remember there are two sides which are bullish and bearish. Maybe some businesses are afraid if they'll accept BTC as payment then it drops, but others have taken a risk to accept it and until now they've already made a profit because the price is not bad.

That's why legal adoption of bitcoin in every respective country will be a chance for those established companies or startups business to integrate bitcoin to their payment method because it is hard to implement such kind of payment systems if the country that they were located at are not open to accept bitcoin as a legal tender. I believe that today there were many business establishments and startups that was willing to add some payment method on their payment systems but still hesitant because of how government's responses to cryptocurrency.

Accepting Bitcoin as a means of payment will solve the issues of monetary exchange across boarders but how about it's volatility we should also consider the market isn't stable as it has tendencies of appreciating in value so does it still depreciate. It should rather be a store of value other than a legal tender.

Let's assume one gets paid in Bitcoin and just after receiving their payment the price drops drastically the holder is left with two options either to wait until it rises again or transact at a loss. Remember Bitcoin doesn't have its own value it solely relies on fiat