Even if they didn't, bringing in $120k / year into the account from a crypto exchange would raise a lot of questions and that, in and of itself, would likely get branded "high risk" by the bank since there is a perception that 100% of Bitcoin activity is money laundering.
Let us know what bank you're using so we can avoid it.
If you get Bitcoin in, and then you convert it to USD, why not?
All crypto has done is add an extra layer of complexity on top of the fundamental problem.
In the West - maybe, but check pornolab.net - they are asking for crypto donations right now. They can’t get anything else (but for a different reason) but they can make use of crypto.
You would need to hire a crypto savvy trader to distribute your risks over several currencies and exchanges.. and when you reaches $250,000 in valuation (which hopefully the employee tells you it is), you need to hire a second to make sure it all doesn't disappear in an uninsured irretrievable early retirement package for the trader.
You basically have to set up a crypto business along with your actual business idea... Compared to traditional small business where you can hire an accountant to do payroll for just a few hours, and you have next to no risk your accountant can easily run off with millions of your dollars that you can't get back.
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