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SuiGenerisJohn · 2w
Excellent. I’ve got to figure out a way to exclusively practice law for bit coiners. I cannot for the life of me get people to pay in bitcoin, we’ve got the accounting pretty much worked out but...
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I have found that simply buying the bitcoin equivalent of your estimated profits is a very nice play. Maintain fiat cashflows for expenses, save cash at River, buy when BTC drops 50%, not selling to cover fiat expenses.

I also use Square for the retail side, which gives me capital loans that can be paid off as a percentage of daily sales. So I take the Square loan on the dump, buy bitcoin lump sum, pay off the fiat loan with daily sales.

I accept bitcoin but only a couple hard core people spend it. At the farmers market I have like 5 seconds to convince you my spinach is better than a brownie so bitcoin rarely has time to come up.

I always thought consulting divorce firms on bitcoin best practices ( don't email the keys ) was a niche.
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SuiGenerisJohn · 2w
I’m building out a bitcoin consultancy practice mostly aimed at other lawyers who need to learn about it so when it inevitably comes up in their practice they are ready, i.e. explaining to a 70 year old judge what the implications of losing private keys really is (you cant just reset the password)...