It won't be long before cryptocurrencies will gain acceptance in all countries.We can see that there are different transactions with bitcoins in some regions.Earlier in a country I saw gas station being transacted with Bitcoin. Shopping is being done with Bitcoin in various shopping malls.Although the spread of Bitcoin is slowly increasing, we can see Bitcoin transactions all over the world at some point.I always support all this work it's a great work it's for bitcoin to grow and to show the use of bitcoin to people.All of us who work on Bitcoin will discover new things that will increase the popularity of Bitcoin.

Crypto should indeed be one of the effective payment methods to be used in various countries. But unfortunately, not all countries legalize crypto to be used as a means of payment and some even prohibit it with applicable legal provisions.
I feel happy when I see the number of merchants accepting crypto payments, wouldn't crypto adoption grow even more if it was used like this? Indeed, there may be good and bad sides when using crypto, but at least we can anticipate it by taking the positive side and anticipating its weaknesses.

For those who understand crypto and want to try to transact directly using crypto, of course they will not care about the state of the crypto market which is going down. this is a deal that will be a great moment for those who are trying it for the first time. adaptation is really needed to get used to crypto transactions.
on the photo the OP gave it is still not clear what crypto they accept, bitcoin or any other altcoin?

India is one of the developing countries that allows crypto transactions but with tax collection for crypto users. But currently, the government is trying to curb crypto users by making a state finance bill that requires a 30% tax collection for crypto users. even so crypto users continue to soar to this day.

As long as the government in your country accepts bitcoin and propagates bitcoin as a new payment method, giving guidance to businesses for mass adoption, people will soon adapt and learn how to use bitcoin. People usually do not tend to accept bitcoin mainly because the government has not yet allowed it, once there is government support then everything will definitely go in a better direction.

I see that today's young people tend to like innovation, so bitcoin is getting more and more attention and known, bitcoin will be more widely accepted, it is inevitable whether like it or not, it still happens.

This is why bitcoin cannot be killed, governments will like for every single cent that you receive to be on their books so they can tax you on that income, but they are just being incredibly greedy by thinking that something like that is even possible.

Bitcoin is impossible to stop because the only thing that you need is a computer or smart phone, download a wallet and then create a wallet, and with those simple steps you will be ready to transact with people all over the world for a very cheap fee, and the more the governments try to stop it the more people are going to resist as people are not going to let go of something that is so user-friendly and so cheap compared to banks.

Again, a really positive development. Bitcoin is gradually becoming widely accepted throughout the world. Who would have thought that a tea shop would accept bitcoin as payment. And this still comes with a lot of regulations that the government places on users. Smaller businesses like these where bitcoin use is already widespread will increase awareness of bitcoin, since even people from lower socioeconomic backgrounds and those with little or without formal education will learn more about it. The store owner took a nice move, and we hope to see further global adoption of bitcoin in the near future.

Isn't cryptocurrency still illegal in India? Or now there are new regulations regarding cryptocurrencies? But in fact, even though crypto is still forbidden in a country, it does not guarantee that its people are not interested in crypto. the fact is that many of its citizens are living because of crypto itself. Therefore, why make it difficult for its citizens?
If citizens can transact using crypto, they trust each other and are willing to accept, why not? provided that they are at their own risk.

looking at the picture and it's whole concepts, it makes me realise that no business is too small not to accept Bitcoin as a medium of payment if truly they want to, because it only takes one who understands Bitcoin, how it works and trust the movement that could do what this tea seller just did. because many will try to find excuse why not accepting Bitcoin for such a small tea business such as this, but he never did, which is very nice knowing people are making effort in the Bitcoin mass adoptation and usage for common purchase.  

I think not have bigger impact exactly for costumer whe  using bitcoin as payment currency for street thai tea shop. I think they spent under $1 of bitcoin amount for each time transaction. Not any impact between seller and buyer about botcoin price dump or not if the owner of street thai tea shop convert their bitcoin accepting to be diat in daily day. But the owner maybe have another planning after accepting bitcoin as currency payment transaction probably when bitcoin price still dump. He has chance get profit from not his store but also get opportunity as investor hold bitcoin still with lower price.

A good initiative so far. I don't know if the shopkeeper got enough response receiving bitcoin as a payment method, but it's pretty sure he is adapting bitcoin. Bitcoin is legal in India so it's a good opportunity to adapt bitcoin. I can't see my country this type of adoption due to government restrictions. Hope someday I can keep my role on Bitcoin adaption.