More importantly, is for local entrepreneurs, businesses and communities to stack BTC (sats). It can include accepting it, but it can also be done through trading (sometimes more simple).

From my experience accepting bitcoin payments as a small local business, it is pretty challenging (not from a technical point of view, that is pretty simple now). I now think it needs to be a community effort to draw the necessary attention. This helps to reduce the necessary marketing expenses, per business, through a shared effort. In larger cities, it may be easier, as the likelyhood of bitcoiners being around increases.

Some more rural communities have had success by getting a community together and creating a circular economy and attracting tourism. I went to nostr:nprofile1qqs254dy0xkkjdxsl4u08k7cs52u689q67s3pqfwwyfcp4va7avcjdgpz4mhxue69uhk2er9dchxummnw3ezumrpdejqzxrhwden5te0d35kw6r5de5kuemjv4kxz7fwvdhk6qg0waehxw309ahx7tnnw3ezucmjuuqkn2 (Uvita, Costa Rica) and they've done a pretty great job getting it all started there. Bitcoin Beach (El Zonte, El Salvador) is another. There is probably a lot to learn from them and others.