Is good to accept payment in crypto?

DediRock said:
That sounds exciting! It's true that Frederick Coleman’s insights are always valuable.
I am looking forward to reading the interview and learning more about his perspectives on crypto!
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I've only now got to all the CloudFest USA conversations I had.

Video interview with Frederick from Blockonomics is posted:

No middlemen, no excuses: Why some hosting providers are quietly turning to Bitcoin - Web Hosting News

When we sat down with Frederick at CloudFest USA, it wasn’t just another chat about crypto—it was a window into a quieter revolution in hosting. Blockonomics, founded back in 2014, has quietly built a non-custodial payment model that feels almost radical today: no third parties, no fees...
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Yeah, crypto can work for payments, but don’t go in blind. It’s secure enough if you use tools - solid wallets, good payment processors, and keep most funds offline. Just like with anything online, if you’re sloppy, you’ll get burned.
Want to start accepting it? Get a wallet first (non-custodial if you know what you're doing), hook up a payment gateway (no shortage of those nowadays), and decide whether you wanna hold or instantly convert. Oh, and yeah - taxes still apply, so don’t forget that part.
Coins? Stick to BTC, ETH, maybe USDC. They’re widely supported and actually usable. Everything else is either a hype train or for niche audiences.
Crypto’s not free money, but if you play smart, it can be a neat option.
 
Any major payment method should be accepted, just like crypto.
Cryptomus does the job pretty good.
I wouldn't ever go with BitPay
 
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