There's a limited way to spend bitcoin here so its not possible to rely on bitcoin as your currency to provide the things you need each day.

I usually spend my bitcoin when paying my bills using our local wallet. It has features wherein you can use your btc to load your phone or pay your monthly bills or even your monthly contribution for different agencies.

Im looking forward for more merchant to accept bitcoin so it will become possible to use it for daily living.

That's nice to hear. It is one thing to be just a Bitcoin or crypto supporter and quite another to really live life as a Bitcoin or crypto supporter.

But I don't think this is possible in my country right now. Bitcoin or crypto-accepting stores are not that widespread. In fact, there are only a handful mainly spread within the national capital region. Although there are already crypto debit cards in partnership with the likes of Visa, MasterCard, or UnionPay all over the world, it is also not that known here yet. Even living fully cashless here is kind of difficult with a big part of our markets not even keeping up with the digital age.

For a while I tried using bitcoin without trying to covert it into fiat but it the not work out so much for me because of not everything I can get can I use bitcoin to get it some people are still not yet clear on what bitcoin is and it's sounds like fantasy to them

That is the real platform for Bitcoin but unfortunately, we are not getting enough space for this purpose, I think if Bitcoin would become an easy-going payment system then people must use it for their daily life but due to lack of price stability and legal status people don't get this opportunity yet, so I think it's not the time to think about this platform, I think when this Bitcoin platform will become stable and get accepted at the whole world then we will use it, But It requires a lot of time because still, people are not used to having it due to lack of acceptability and credibility. I think this Cryptocurrency platform should be more stable and accepted and then it will automatically be used in our daily life.

in my country currently a little more stringent in crypto currency regulations especially bitcoin, before in my country many sites that provide payment with Bitcoin or EThereum to pay electricity bills and buy pulses or other, I still use bitcoin every day to trade sometimes every profit I get from trading on the exchange to pay anything, but must sell it first to the currency of my country

In the whole world I believe there are only a few governments that accept Bitcoin directly (as in, they accept Bitcoin without you needing to sell or convert it). These are in Switzerland and Austria, and even then it is not for every public service, just selected ones.

Even so, I can only read about these in newspapers, never tried myself.

It will take time, but for now yeah, all we can do is sell to fiat and pay bills. But one day...

I currently live using bitcoin, making profits from bitcoin trading for my daily life. in my country Bitcoin has not yet been accepted by the state. so you can't trade using bitcoin to buy things. it must be converted to fiat.

Excerpts from the article  This is the main reason why merchants are having a second thought, and those who do are doing this because of they supporters or doing experiments, but if I am a merchant I will readily accept payment, I will just set up or create a safety net, so even if Bitcoin drops or increase my company is still safe. 

I'm starting to become quite fond of using crypto-currencies for everyday occurrences. Ordering Pizza is probably my favorite thing to spend coins on. I first started around 2014 when Coinbase was just getting off of the ground and starting to take shape as a legitimate regulatory compliant exchange. To be frank, after the Mt. Gox situation, as a speculator I was scared as hell to invest in any exchange. Purse.io is probably one of the best platforms still around from the early days.