Everything will still have risks because after all the worst possibilities will always exist and don't forget that at this time the network fee may still be very friendly but we must be aware that this situation can change especially when network congestion starts to exist then we must be prepared for the worst possibilities such as transactions that are slightly stalled because they are waiting for the fee to be a little lighter or forced with a larger nominal for the network fee.

On the other hand, when we use bitcoin as a payment option, indirectly the calculation for the costs incurred for transactions must also be considered because I am quite sure that customers will not want to pay more (maybe for those who want to try new things) but not all will do this so this must also be used as more thought so that we don't get caught up in a business that only thinks about the positives but doesn't pay attention to small details like this.

Being in bitcoin is indeed very good and doing business using bitcoin is also not prohibited but when we choose this then we must be prepared for the risks that we will feel because being in bitcoin whether it is used as an investment or as a means of doing business, especially in transactions, all of them still have the same problem where risk will always exist.

Fiat is more easy to use for payment than bitcoin in the same locality because you don't need to pay for any transaction fee because either you pay with cash or by bank transfer. However, the country that you are living will also determine the acceptance of bitcoin in your business. Bitcoin is good for cross border payment because it does not need intermediary that will help you facilitate your transaction. Bitcoin is good for payment if you love to but when the network is congested, you will be discouraged.

It's ideal to have a payment option in your business, especially if it's an online business, which is very beneficial.
It offers advantages to many online sellers, particularly those who frequently experience chargebacks.
This might serve as protection for your store, which I know can happen sometimes.

However, keep in mind that there are cons to using Bitcoin as a payment method.
The main issue is price volatility, which could lead to losses if you don't convert to fiat quickly.  But if you treat it as a long-term investment, that could be a better idea.

C'mon OP, It's either you don't know what you're saying, or you're just hyping Bitcoin. As much as I like Bitcoin and I want it to be integrated into local businesses to give customers more options in paying for goods, there's nowhere fiat cannot be used during holidays. Even when banks are closed for a longer period of time, you can easily perform transactions online.

Banks in your country don’t work on holidays? Also it is inaccurate that fees are always cheap, it’s not unusual to see high fees when the network gets congested. If these are your only reasons why businesses should adopt bitcoin then you probably won’t be able to convince anyone.