I'm using it in a B2C shop with low-value transactions ($20 to $200) and I really don't care about the sort of volatility that BC has shown. But, yes, the time

I'm using it in a B2C shop with low-value transactions ($20 to $200) and I really don't care about the sort of volatility that BC has shown. But, yes, the time to confirm is annoying: 1 in 24h/transaction_time orders miss that day's shipping deadline and are delayed by a day. More importantly, any delay > 1m requires the UI to accommodate for transactions that aren't instant. But, as a retailer, these are rather small issues. What matters more is simply the lack of demand. We've offered BC as a payment method and its use has always been a rounding error in our statistics.