Banknote and Digital Currency {Bitcoin} are all meant to buy things both in physical shops and online vendors. And countries are trying to adapt to the adoption of the digital currency upon all the restrictions many had laid on it but seen the benefits of it, some lift up the ban.
This is a good decision because people have other alternatives to fiat currency in terms of purchasing anything, but not all countries have implemented it and there are still many countries that see bitcoin as an investment asset. Now there are many online shops that accept payments using bitcoin even though we are in a country that prohibits transaction activities using bitcoin. If the benefits of bitcoin can provide a path to freedom then there is no harm in us taking advantage of it, but I still like bitcoin as an investment asset to this day.
The cost of in my country is on the peak that those who are receiving $80 as salary is nothing but a peanut which can't buy anything reasonable in the market again. Dollar is just playing with the Banknote in my country. And the best way is for the retail businesses to accept bitcoin if the transaction fee is low so that things will be okay for the poor. I am very happy that within this almost one year period I was not in the forum, I have invested some reasonable amount of bitcoin.
That's quite a small income and even in the country where I live if we earn a salary of $80 every month then just food costs are not enough. If someone earns such an income, I am sure that they will not be able to carry out investment activities in Bitcoin because just talking about needs is not enough and how can they possibly set aside that money for investment. I want to know how much income you make every month and what investment formula you would use if you got that much income every month.
