Short answer
Keep displaying prices in dollars, exactly as you do now. The payment tool converts the dollar amount to the right amount of crypto at checkout, so your menu, tags, and signs never need a crypto figure. Customers see a familiar price and their wallet handles the conversion.
Why dollar pricing is standard
Because crypto values move, showing a crypto price would mean reprinting constantly. Pricing in dollars avoids that entirely and keeps the experience normal for every customer, whether they pay by card, cash, or crypto.
A small "crypto accepted here" sign is all the crypto-specific signage most counters need.
Common misconceptions
- That you must show prices in Bitcoin. You price in dollars; the tool converts.
Things to avoid
- Putting fixed crypto amounts on menus or tags, which go stale as the price moves.