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I've tried, and unfortunately have failed, I will try goldbacks instead.

Seriously, tell me. Tell me: 1. What the merchant does? 2. How you made him the offer? 3. How he rejected the offer? The more details - the better.

I've talked about Bitcoin to the merchants, one was a hair cut place, another a taco place. They were concerned about tax liability, abd fees.

The fact that they are considering taxes may also indicate that they do not know/trust you. And it's normal. As an entrepreneur, you never know when the government will send its dogs to tear you apart. In a situation like the one you described, the easiest option is to explain to the merchant that if they want to pay tax so badly, they should take _n_ fiat out of their wallet and put it in the cash register. That is, hypothetically, you bought a haircut service for $50, sent $50 to any cryptocurrency that the merchant likes, and the merchant takes $50 out of his wallet and puts it in the cash register. This way, everyone will be happy: * you (the customer): pay for goods/services with crypto * the merchant: sells you a service for crypto, thereby opening the door to other people who want to pay with crypto; and the fact that they put their $50 into the cash register = nothing changes for them in terms of accounting/taxation * the state: robs the merchant of taxes

You so down with him. Give it and him time.

I actually did. I bought a solar powered meshtastic node from a local person and got them to accept #Monero through nostr:nprofile1qqs0cpan3knpzta7dn2wpyas2l976yyxjfc9rqt88uedt4qw4h4dfkgpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerfw36x7tnsw43z7gssffq

This is the way. 🫡