How to convince people to accept Bitcoin Cash as a payment method.

One thing that has been a must for Bitcoin BCH is that it is accepted as a payment method for everyone to pay their bills, goods, and services. And it has been a quick goal to achieve, and it is hard to make people accept Bitcoin BCH as a method to settle debts. It is up to the community to try to implement ways for people to take it so that we see more adoption around us in the real world.

Many people worldwide hold cryptocurrencies, but many are just using cryptocurrencies to speculate on prices. As we all know, that alone will not take far enough, only up to a point and after that no more. Still, if people accept it as it was meant to be, the possibilities are endless. Many people don't pay rent for others to do, many people buy their groceries at their local stores, and many others buy their groceries at big corporations. If you pay your rent to a local landlord or buy your groceries from a local store owner and operator by a member of your community, what I am about to write my work into is helping people adopt Bitcoin Cash as a payment method.

You can offer your landlord to pay your rent in Bitcoin Cash and offer insurance for his money. If the price of Bitcoin drops within 60 days, they can return the Bitcoin Cash to you, and you will pay him in fiat currency. The landlord will have a wallet with a balance, and if the price goes up within those 60 days, he will decide to keep the satoshis instead fiat, and you got a new person that now holds Bitcoin BCH and has a balance. If the case price drops, you can give him cash, and you will reach your satoshis back then. Your landlord will know about Bitcoin Cash and how to receive and send it.

Your landlord will also have to learn how to back up their private keys to avoid losing access to his money. It will work with the small landlord, and it will work better if your landlord owns the property and doesn't have to pay a mortgage to the bank, so they can keep it as savings after the 60 days have passed. Your landlord's responsibility and your insurance would have expired after 60 days.

It could also work for small shops where the owner knows you well. It will work with people in small villages where people know exactly where you live. You can buy, for example, $25 worth of food or groceries at your local store and offer the shop owner the same insurance that if the price drops, you will give him the $25 in fiat, and he will return your satoshis.

It could work in places where the community is small or in villages like they do in the third world, many people in those countries have known each other for years, and some have even seen them since they were children. Small communities have this advantage over big developed cities because you can't create that trust that easily. It could be developed into smart contracts for those with the know-how now that smartBCH is in the mainnet. A way to ensure people receive payments for a specific time so that more merchants accept Bitcoin Cash as a payment method.

So, in conclusion, my idea is to provide insurance to the other party that doesn't have Bitcoin Cash and will be using it for the first time. Giving insurance is a small price to pay so that others can know and try, in my opinion. If you disagree, let me know and present your ideas in the comment section. If possible, leave a like and subscribe. It is free, and it will help me a lot. I promise I will try to create even better content in the future.