I am out of words

I want to implement Bitcoin payments in my hardware store.
My hardware store now accepts Bitcoin!
What is the best Bitcoin hardware wallet to use as a vault for a company?
Update on my hardware store which accepts Bitcoin
and this topic is a fifth topic of yours about accepting Bitcoin at my store, in my business.

 

Did you read forum rules that duplicated topics are not allowed. You duplicated topics in a same board (4 topics in Bitcoin discussion) and in different boards (1 topic in Beginners & Help)

can you post a link to the store?

You could have posted a few pictures from your store so we can see how it looks. If you have a bitcoin accepted here logo or something, take a photo of that as well.

Cool. Take a look at Show off your hardware wallet and take part if you want.

How is that possible? If you run a store, don't you have expenses and obligations towards the state and your employees (salaries and taxes)? Do many people come to your store and pay with bitcoin and do you just not declare that as income?

By looking at his post history as I saw he got many merit, I found he created many duplicated topics about accepting Bitcoin at his store.

More fishy to see he barely replied in his past topics. He simply created a topic to announce, update and he was out.

@OP I hope you are honest, otherwise you may get a negative trust that may lead you to not be able to participate in any future signature campaign or benefit from the merit points you have collected.
+ people will not help you in the future.

They seem to be posts to get merits, unfortunately I believed it and may do it again if he creates the same topic.
How did you manage to remember him?

That's certainly a little update you've made.

I hope that it goes well and those questions that has been asked by our other co-forum members, you can answer that. Well, since you've said that you've accepted since 2021.

It's really curious to know on how much sales you've made from accepting bitcoin. The people that have paid you through it, well, you're not obliged to answer that but if so, you'll satisfy our curiosity. 

And I will tell you, bitcoin is useless to you. Bitcoin is money, it is just a tool to help us have a better life, it is not a religion or god for us to worship and never use it. Honestly, I invest in bitcoin because I want to have a better life, financial freedom, and control of my own wealth without government or bank intervention. I know, everyone has their own opinion, but I really don't like people making statements like that. I find it pointless to hold bitcoin, money, or any other asset to death, IMO.

I don't think OP can get negative trust. Fantasies are not punished here. In addition, I think he has a couple of accounts that also wake up from time to time and create beautiful stories, as a result of which he receives a good amount of merit. Look who the OP gave a lot of merit to.
But even this does not mean anything, since the OP is difficult to call a malicious spammer, on the contrary, he can be called a successful liar that periodically makes people believe him. Until he gave a single piece of evidence of his possession of the store, he is a liar. But he did nothing bad to anyone.
The question is different: how many people here are ready to believe him?

So it's like a 6 month journey accepting bitcoin as payment, good for you and up to now you are still holding on it and that is also very nice as obviously you know that we are going to enter a bull run in 2024-2025, so this is just a delay gratification on you and for those who are still holding their precious bitcoin.

Let me guess though, I reckon that you might have said like 0.1 BTC in that course as payment? 

Okay, if you're planning to hodl till you die, what's the point? It's like not having this money at all because money is a means of exchange, something you give to someone in exchange for something meaningful for you (goods or services). If you don't want to sell Bitcoin for fiat, it's okay. If you want to hodl for a while, it's fine. But hodling till the rest of your life is meaningless, unless you want someone specific to inherit the funds (they were never meant for your own benefit) and have made arrangements in place.
As for the update on accepting Bitcoin since September 2021, I'd like to hear more! Have you analysed the percentage of customers that pay in Bitcoin or the average number of Bitcoin payments you get per month/quarter? Is your revenue in BTC a sizeable amount, comparable to your revenue in fiat? It would be great to hear how accepting Bitcoin in a physical store works out for you in practice and how many people use this option. I'm sure I'm not the only one here who'd be interested to hear about it.