Thats how crypto payment works.

The volatility you’re observing is inherent in any asset class tied to market speculation; it’s a consequence of treating BCH as a store of value rather than a medium of exchange.

Wow that's good

if you can handle the ups and downs, its better to hold as much as possible. Its only a loss if you sell right? Moving some into stablecoins is a good idea as well.

A key business risk is currency mismatch. It is always best to earn currency in the same currency as expenses. Major corporations have the same issue in regard for example earning USD yet having expenses in a local currency. Suggestions: - Convert the fraction of the BCH sale expected required for local currency expenses at the time of sale. - Seek suppliers that accept BCH, therein currency matching to sales earnings. As a positive, the fact you accept BCH at your shop may draw completely new customers that wish to use their BCH. Market your business on this platform. Good luck and support your use of the best global currency ever developed.

You are Right Man

Thank you for suggestions

ThenTo deal with day to day matters we have to exchange major portion to stable coins

Thank for your remarks

not a bad idea, plus you can also switch back to BCH when you need to

Volatility is definitely a challenge for merchants. Many seem to solve it by converting what they need for expenses and holding the rest. Over time, as BCH adoption grows and price discovery improves, volatility may become less of a concern.

Wow vongrats

I think many BCH merchants treat volatility the same way businesses deal with foreign currencies. Some accept the price swings, while others reduce risk by converting immediately or keeping only a portion in BCH.

maybe you should handle the ups and down then wait until you gain☺️☺️☺️

how its work?

i prepared to wait until my profits gain😊

I've heard some use a privacy-first stablecoin like Freedom Dollar (fUSD) to mitigate risks. I'm not entirely sure on the mechanics since I do t have merchant experience.

sensible question. high volatility currency requires strong spare cash to cover the highs and lows. I would not personally rely on it too much because regardless of the exchange rate, your bills are likely the same. Hence, the spare cash aside or keep the volatile currency that your business can afford to lose. Take that as you will. tc! ☺️👌