On my country it’s still limited in use, there no physical merchants yet that accepts bitcoin. It can only be use as means of transferring money into other locations as well as payment center. It’s better for me to keep it as an investment or in trading. I regretted the tomes I only use bitcoin to buy loads or to pay bills since the price went io after that. So if we believe that bitcoin have still future and can make the price up again. It will depend on us if we’re a believer or still have doubts about bitcoin as investments then better finds ways to use it properly.

people have different ways of using Bitcoin, while others use them to buy things for themselves(as you said) others use them to invest and hodl hoping to gain profit from it. both mindsets are perfectly fine and if it works for you, then that is good.

Hold up, partner! You reckon most folks use Bitcoin to buy stuff? You got numbers to back that up, or you just guessing? I ain't sure I agree with you there. Sure, Bitcoin's been making some waves lately, but it ain't exactly taking over the world of payments. And as for hodling, that ain't for everyone, you know. It's risky business, and maybe you should think about diversifying your investments. If you wanna ride the Bitcoin wave, go ahead and hodl on tight, cowboy! Just don't forget your oven mitts!

What will happen if you don't spend your Bitcoin at all? If everyone stops spending their coins to buy anything. The whole system will be worthless. The companies won't adopt Bitcoin as a payment method because no one would use that. If people show interest in spending their Bitcoin to buy goods, Companies will have to consider it and adopt Bitcoin as a payment method. What was the goal of Bitcoin? Maintain people's privacy and be your bank.

We all want to see the Massive adoption of Bitcoin so we can use Bitcoin for daily needs. But, If we don't spend Bitcoin to buy anything, new companies have to remove Bitcoin from the payment method. Right now, we don't have many options to spend Bitcoins. So, Until we see a massive adoption soon, I suggest holding your coins in a non-custodial wallet. Also, Spend your coins wherever you can. This will surely help Bitcoin to spread around the world.

It depends on the region you live in, many countries are already more open to bitcoin, but using or accepting it as a payment method, not many countries allow it.

I am not against using bitcoin for payment, but I wonder, how it can be easier than fiat, bitcoin takes longer to confirm, and you have to pay some extra fees to be able to conduct a transaction. If you buy small items, it is highly inconvenient to use bitcoin, but in the case of remittances abroad, and cross-border payments, I agree that bitcoin prevails over fiat.

The decision to spend bitcoins or not depends on your personal financial goals and beliefs. Some people view bitcoin as an investment vehicle and prefer to keep it in their wallet in hopes of a future price increase. Other people use bitcoin as a means of paying for goods and services in the real world. Spending bitcoins on goods and services can be a smart decision if you want to use bitcoin in your daily purchases. In some cases, using Bitcoin to pay for goods and services may even provide additional benefits, such as a faster and more secure payment process.

Invest, save and spend according to your life's situation. If you can enjoy while you spend a part of your btc, you did a great job. Don't take everything so seriously.
Just remember to pass some BTC out of our wallets before we pass away

Satoshi created bitcoin with the purpose of turning it into a currency, a P2P payment method, not an asset for speculation. But somehow, bitcoin has become an investment to this day. I'm in favor of holding bitcoins over spending bitcoins these days because bitcoin's future upside potential is huge, but it doesn't matter if people spend their bitcoins too.

Everyone has different life goals, using bitcoin for daily expenses is also a way to help it become more popular. You hold for profit is right, but anyone using bitcoin for payments should be encouraged as well.

It depends on how you see Bitcoin.

Some see it as a currency where it's main purpose is to be used to pay for different transactions. On the other hand, some people see it as an asset where they will hold it until a certain amount of time, and will sell it when it reaches their target (like when it reaches the price or the time). Aside from these 2, there are also people who see it as both a currency, and an asset, and I'm one of them. I've been using Bitcoin to pay some of my online transactions for years already, but at the same time, I've been holding some Bitcoins for long term.

If you're opinion or you think that Bitcoin is a good coin to hold then there's nothing wrong. Is it a positive mindset? Yes it is I guess because you want to hold Bitcoin hoping that it will increase after 3-5 years or even more.

There is no restrictions to how you want to use and soebd your coin and you should always remember to do what seems right to you, hence hodling your coin is generally a great idea especially if the coin is much and you're holding for a very long time just as you stated earlier.

I always feel bad when I see people having the wrong concept of savings which is totally different from investment and on the long run, people starve themselves for the cost of savings even when they are lacking the basic neccesity of life.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with spending your coins as long as you have a vital need for it and people shouldn't complicate the concept of savings.