>Vendor: That'll be 1 bitcoin please >Customer: OK,

But what if they define the price in BTC?

>>2796642
>sell product for a fixed amount of BTC
>"yesterday I made $500 by selling this product"
>"today I lost $200 selling this product"
>"tomorrow I will be out of business"

>>2796637

Now imagine the price was advertised in dollars. The buyer would be able to pay for the goods in the SAME currency as they currency they get paid their wages in... no need for the middle-man crypto-currency. This is what the future could look like.

>>2796671
RIDICULOUS

>>2796671
Dollars?

but those arent worth very much and lose value very fast

>>2796637
>thinking buttcoin will only be $3000 when used by everyday merchants who have adopted it
>thinking it will be that volatile when the masses use it
>thinking the current volatility is anything but FUD with possible future forks

>>2796897
LMAO@ur IQ
Dollar is back by the most powerful military in the entire known universe, while BTC is backed by nothing.

>>2796968

It's backed by nerd's jizz.

>>2796637
What is instantly converting over internet?

>>2796670
I found this hilarious.

>>2796637
If the price is 1 BTC why would it be 1.2 BTC later?

What average vendor adjusts their price on a 10 minute basis according to the value of USD?

its volatile because it hasnt been widely adopted yet

why is this so hard to understand