Atlanta-based, sanity-checking an idea before I build it.
Would you use a marketplace where local ATL small businesses accept stablecoins? Four categories to start: services (lawyers, consultants, cleaners, contractors), groceries, electronics, and high-ticket items like furniture and appliances.
Merchant case seems clear: cheaper than card processing, no chargebacks, same-day settlement. Services especially, since there's no inventory and invoicing is already how they get paid. The buyer case is what I'm unsure about.
- Would you actually spend stablecoins, or just hold?
- Services or physical goods first?
- USDC only, or others? Which chain?
- Any ATL business owners or independent professionals who'd sign up if setup was easy?
No link, nothing to sign up for. Just want honest feedback.
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