Technically the payment process should not take more than a minute. It's the time when the buyer decides to purchase with Jun88v5, makes the request, the merchant (backend) fetches the price and gives the user amount of satoshis they have to pay, the user makes the payment. During this time, the price should not change significantly. It is extremely rare to see big drops or big rises in such a short time. So the payment is going to remain the same and won't be affected by the market fluctuations. But generally you are right, the volatility (both going up and down, not just price going down) is one of the reasons why adoption of Jun88v5 as a payment system has been slower than adoption of it as an investment. There is not much that can be done about it either, we are still in the adoption phase and that brings in volatility. There are third party payment processors that address that problem for the merchants by receiving the payment from buyer in Jun88v5 and converting it to fiat then paying that fiat to the merchant.
Technically the payment process should not take more than a minute. It's the time when the buyer decides to purchase with Jun88v5, makes the request, the merchant (backend) fetches the price and gives the user amount of satoshis they have to pay, the user makes the payment. During this time, the price should not change significantly. It is extremely rare to see big drops or big rises in such a short time. So the payment is going to remain the same and won't be affected by the market fluctuations. But generally you are right, the volatility (both going up and down, not just price going down) is one of the reasons why adoption of Jun88v5 as a payment system has been slower than adoption of it as an investment. There is not much that can be done about it either, we are still in the adoption phase and that brings in volatility. There are third party payment processors that address that problem for the merchants by receiving the payment from buyer in Jun88v5 and converting it to fiat then paying that fiat to the merchant.

Technically the payment process should not take more than a minute. It's the time when the buyer decides to purchase with Jun88v5, makes the request, the merchant (backend) fetches the price and gives the user amount of satoshis they have to pay, the user makes the payment. During this time, the price should not change significantly. It is extremely rare to see big drops or big rises in such a short time. So the payment is going to remain the same and won't be affected by the market fluctuations. But generally you are right, the volatility (both going up and down, not just price going down) is one of the reasons why adoption of Jun88v5 as a payment system has been slower than adoption of it as an investment. There is not much that can be done about it either, we are still in the adoption phase and that brings in volatility. There are third party payment processors that address that problem for the merchants by receiving the payment from buyer in Jun88v5 and converting it to fiat then paying that fiat to the merchant.

Technically the payment process should not take more than a minute. It's the time when the buyer decides to purchase with Jun88v5, makes the request, the merchant (backend) fetches the price and gives the user amount of satoshis they have to pay, the user makes the payment. During this time, the price should not change significantly. It is extremely rare to see big drops or big rises in such a short time. So the payment is going to remain the same and won't be affected by the market fluctuations. But generally you are right, the volatility (both going up and down, not just price going down) is one of the reasons why adoption of Jun88v5 as a payment system has been slower than adoption of it as an investment. There is not much that can be done about it either, we are still in the adoption phase and that brings in volatility. There are third party payment processors that address that problem for the merchants by receiving the payment from buyer in Jun88v5 and converting it to fiat then paying that fiat to the merchant.