Managing Bitcoin on our own servers will change the way payroll is done

The appeal is that you can manage your assets without relying on a third party. Handling Bitcoin on your own server could potentially reduce fees and avoid risks. It makes you think about the future where companies have banking functions. #Bitcoin #Blockchain

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As we enter 2026, the Bitcoin market continues to experience volatility.BTCPayServerThe news that they have standardized all events, payroll, and finances around Bitcoin using Bitcoin is a hot topic. This allows Bitcoin to be used not just as an asset, but as the "backbone" of daily operations.Self-custodial paymentsThis has accelerated the pace of Bitcoin adoption, making corporate-level Bitcoin operations a reality. (Approximately 250 characters)

BTC Inc Standardizes Bitcoin Operations Using BTCPay Server Across Events, Payroll, and Treasury

Background and Challenges: Everyone is struggling with Bitcoin management, right?

Okay, let's start by talking like we're sitting next to each other at a cafe. Do you have any Bitcoin? GachihoIf you are, you will understand. Bitcoin is not just digital gold, and even though you want to use it for payments and investments, the hurdles are surprisingly high.

Imagine you're a cafe owner and you want to pay your employees in Bitcoin. With the traditional system, you have to rely on a third party (like a bank) to process the payment. The fees are high and security is an issue. It's like ordering a pizza only to have the delivery guy take a bite halfway through (just kidding, but it's a real risk).

As a market background, as of 2026, the price of Bitcoin is$75,000-$225,000There are predictions that Bitcoin will be used for a variety of purposes (industry forecasts), but in this climate, it will be full of challenges for companies to incorporate Bitcoin into their operations. BTC Inc. also struggled with bridging the gap between traditional fiat currency (ordinary money) and Bitcoin for event management and payroll payments.

The core of the issue isself-storage" It's like a way to pay without entrusting your wallet to someone else, while still protecting it yourself. This is where BTCPay Server comes in, but more on that next!

In other words, to use Bitcoin at the corporate level,Reliability and CostThere was a wall. The news about BTC Inc. is a good example of breaking through this. It's full of hints to solve everyone's "common" problems.

Core Technology: What is BTCPay Server? It's like your own Bitcoin bank!

Now, let's get to the main topic. BTCPay Server is,Self-custodial Bitcoin payment serverIt's like having your own personal ATM on your smartphone. You control when you send and receive Bitcoin without relying on a third party (e.g., a company like PayPal).

In technical terms, "self-custody" means that you manage your own Bitcoin private key. If you lose the key, you lose your money (just like losing your house key and not being able to get in), but because of this, the risk of hacking is lower. It's a joke, but it's like "it's safer to keep it in your own safe than to deposit it in a bank."

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Take a look at the diagram above. The BTCPay Server works with Bitcoin nodes (machines that run parts of the blockchain themselves). Event ticket sales, payroll, and financial management are all handled with Bitcoin. BTC Inc. ran this for a year and published a case study.

Key points of Tokenomics (economic model):

Because it's open source, there are no fees to use it. It also has a function to accumulate Bitcoin, making it like an automatic piggy bank. For example, it automatically converts event sales into Bitcoin and saves them. Just like your payday, it accumulates periodically (although it fluctuates depending on the volatility).

Simple explanation of how it works: Compatible with Lightning Network (a fast payment system, e.g., highways), no delays. Security relies on blockchain, making it difficult to tamper with. Joke: "Bitcoin is like an immortal zombie. It can come back to life even if attacked."

Item	Conventional	This time (BTCPay Server)
Storage method	Deposit with a third party (exchange, etc.)	Managed on our own server
Fees	High (platform dependent)	Almost zero (network fee only)
Security	High risk of hacking	Self-management and low risk
Example of operation	Event: Fiat only	Payroll and finance also integrate with Bitcoin

If you look at this table, the difference is obvious, right? BTC Inc. converts event sales directly into Bitcoin, pays employees as salaries, and accumulates them as financial assets. We are sharing our experience of scaling operations in one year. As a technical insight, it would be interesting for you to try it on a small scale.

Applications and Market Impact: Could this be useful for your business?

Let's imagine a practical example. From a developer's perspective: BTCPay Server has a wide range of APIs, making it easy to create custom applications. Example: Adding Bitcoin payment to an online shop. You can integrate it into your system like Lego blocks.

User perspective: As an event attendee, I buy tickets with Bitcoin. It's fast and hassle-free with low fees. Joke: "Maybe I'll have better luck if I pay with Bitcoin than with fiat?" (Just kidding.)

The market impact is huge. In the case of BTC Inc., companies are investing in Bitcoin.Treasury (financial assets)The trend of holding it as a stock is accelerating. Forecasts for 2026 suggest that institutional investment will increase and prices will stabilize. However, volatility will remain the same and will affect the entire market.

For example, salary payments: If employees receive them in Bitcoin, they can be converted immediately. In finance, automatic savings can be used to take advantage of Bitcoin's value fluctuations (however, there is a risk of a decline). If this becomes widespread, it will be easier to link with DeFi (decentralized finance, e.g., lending and borrowing without banks).

Overall, Bitcoin has shifted from "mere speculation" to "practical currency." How does this affect your daily life? Maybe your future salary will be in Bitcoin (be excited, but remember the risks).

Actions by Level: Start with Understanding

This is not about buying, it's about the experience. Beginners: Read the official BTCPay Server documentation. It's like a recipe book, with installation instructions.

Beginner Actions:

• Create a Bitcoin wallet and practice sending small amounts of money.
• Follow the news and think about why self-storage is important.

Intermediate Action:

• Set up BTCPay Server in a test environment. It's free, so just play around with it.
• Experience fast payments with the Lightning Network demo app.
• Read the case studies and simulate them in your own business.

The key is DYOR (Do Your Own Research). There are many things you won't know until you try out the technology. If you use an overseas exchange, Japanese residents should be aware that there are risks outside of legal protection.

Prospects and Risks: Bright Future, But Pitfalls

The future is bright. After 2026, the inflow of Bitcoin ETFs will increase, and corporate adoption may progress. More companies will hold it as a treasury, like BTC Inc., and the price will rise.Over $100,000There are also predictions (however, the predictions are made from multiple perspectives).

Technological Outlook: The evolution of the Lightning Network will make everyday payments commonplace. Joke: "If the day comes when we can buy coffee with Bitcoin, will Starbucks become like BTC Inc?"

But don't forget the risks. Technical: Loss of keys (loss of money) due to server management error. Legal: Operational restrictions due to regulatory changes (be careful of tax issues in Japan). Operational: Value fluctuates due to volatility (your salary may decrease). Market risk: Hacking and economic fluctuations.

Keep a balanced view and avoid excessive expectations. The future is promising, but be cautious.

Summary: Rediscovering the true value of Bitcoin

BTC Inc.'s efforts are a good example of putting Bitcoin at the center of business operations. BTCPay Server provides self-storage and unifies everything from events to finances. While the technology is valuable, it also comes with risks. Ultimately, DYOR is key. Research and decide for yourself.

Reference links and sources

• Original news: BTC Inc Standardizes Bitcoin Operations Using BTCPay Server
• BTCPay Server Official Website
• Bitcoin Magazine (Reliable Bitcoin Source)
• BTC Inc Case Study Article