Tools & Worksheets
Tools & Worksheets
Work through one Bitcoin business question at a time.
Use these worksheets before changing checkout, training staff, publishing a payment option, or discussing custody. Each one turns rough assumptions into a consult note, not a promise.
Could Bitcoin reduce card-fee pressure?
Compare the current card-only estimate against a small mixed-payment scenario. The result is only as good as the fee statement and workflow assumptions entered.
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Use the generated note as a starting point. Bring the actual processor statement before treating the estimate as useful.
What was Bitcoin’s annualized change between two past prices?
This explains historical math only. It deliberately avoids future prices, future performance claims, DCA claims, and investment advice.
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Use this only as a historical explainer. Do not let it drive a business or investment decision by itself.
Where would the first Bitcoin payment happen?
A payment option is not ready just because a button exists. The first useful test needs a real payment moment, a staff handoff, and a small boundary.
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The most useful consult starts with one specific payment moment, not a full public rollout.
What happens if price moves after payment?
Use this to separate customer payment workflow from held-value exposure. It does not predict price or replace records, tax, or accounting review.
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The useful question is not whether price will move. It is what rule protects the business when it does.
Can Bitcoin customers actually find this business?
If customers cannot find the option, understand it, and trust the checkout handoff, accepting Bitcoin may stay invisible.
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Photos, screenshots, listings, and staff language will make this more useful than abstract marketing talk.
What should we understand before touching custody?
This checklist keeps the first conversation safe. It asks about boundaries and responsibility, not wallet secrets or setup details.
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Bring questions and roles. Do not bring seed phrases, private keys, screenshots, balances, or recovery material.
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When ready, bring these to the consultation.
Use the worksheet note as a starting point. Bring assumptions, statements, questions, and boundaries. Do not bring private keys, seed phrases, balances, or sensitive documents.