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What if the fastest way to orange pill a business is one customer who makes Bitcoin part of the deal? Byron Espinoza had never used Bitcoin when a Bitcoiner walked into his three-month-old shop in El Salvador and made accepting it a condition of working together. He was a little afraid of it, so he read up, decided it was safe, and said yes. Now foreigners make up about a quarter of his business, he decides whether to hold the sats or move them to dollars, and he’s the one telling his friends to start accepting Bitcoin too. What won him over was how it works day to day. Payments are quick, it’s easier for him and for the customer, and he no longer sees it as a risk. He put it plainly to Mike. If accepting Bitcoin is what it takes to sell more, he’d do it without thinking about it. Bitcoin adoption in El Salvador spreads one customer at a time. Watch the full episode and tell us if you’d have said yes as fast as Byron did. [link below👇 ]