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As far as I've seen they all fluctuate wildly, is that not the case with some?
You can look into “stablecoins”. But the volatility doesn’t really matter for the merchant, as they can usually sell the crypto immediately upon the purchase by the customer.
I mean there tends to be overhead and fees that are greater than most other payment processors, no?
stripe has a 1,5% fee for crypto transactions. Dunno if that's a lot or?
It's not just about the processor fee, though I don't know why the hell you would use stripe when they're one of the outfits screwing over itch right now. It's about the fees to convert into crypto for the buyer, and convert out of crypto for the seller.