For some normal people they would think that this is crazy purchase made by people.

But for those sentimental dudes(collector) which they want to own piece of history this is an art and for sure that they won't regret buying this things especially for using those BTC since they know that it somehow goes on good cause.

With these actions made we see a huge support of Bitcoin or crypto community to Ross.

Personally, I wouldn’t resort into regretting no matter how huge my bitcoin expenses are, that’s because the things I bought also made me benefit in return. But if you just spend your bitcoin on unnecessary items, surely  you have been regretting so bad knowing your bitcoins have only gone into waste.

However, for those who cannot stop theirselves going into regrets, most likely they also have their personal reasons. And we don’t have control over that.

Buying digital collectibles is another way I've used BTC as a currency. I'm specifically talking about Bitcoin NFTs like Rare Pepes and Spells of Genesis (those are two of the biggest & most famous collection on Bitcoin that I'm interested in -- I don't really care about Ordinals). I've actually bought a lot of early tokens on Counterparty with BTC, and it was all automated through the protocol. I've sold quite a few as well. Makes perfect sense (in my mind) to collect these kinds of things, if you think that Bitcoin will permeate mainstream society to a greater degree in the future. Only time will tell.

Well, you can always "anonymize" your BTC to minimize the risk of getting caught by the government. Either you use a technique called "CoinJoin" or simply convert your BTC to XMR. What defeats BTC's ability to be used as a currency is the high network fees. That, and also volatility if you're planning on converting your BTC to Fiat. Luckily for us, developers are working on ways to help scale BTC for the masses.

As for volatility, I think it will be reduced in the future as the crypto market becomes more liquid. More capital inflows = more stable prices in the long run. Just like how it's the case with Gold these days. The "yellow metal" is volatile but usually stable. We can never tell what will happen in the future, so I'd hope for the best.

People don’t understand what opportunity cost really means. Every time you spend fiat currency, you’re actually spending Bitcoin  because you could have converted that fiat into BTC instead.

For example: if you spend $100 on something today, you’re not just spending $100  you’re giving up the opportunity to buy Bitcoin with that $100.

That $100 could have been converted into Bitcoin  So in reality, you’ve actually spent Bitcoin without even realizing it

One more important thing that most people don’t understand,money and currency are not the same thing.

Money is a good that can successfully perform the three essential functions of money: a store of value, a medium of exchange, and a unit of account. People choose what they use as money based on its properties  they adopt the best tool for the job.

Currency, on the other hand, is something people are forced to use by law (legal tender), even if it fails to perform those three functions well. Fiat currencies are not chosen freely they are imposed.Throughout history, real money emerged from free markets gold, silver, and now Bitcoin because of their superior monetary properties. Currencies like the dollar or euro are state issued instruments that lose value over time and are kept in use only through legal force.

Everything is always relative. For someone who is wealthy, eating at a restaurant for $500 is nothing. For a BTC miner who started early, a few tens of thousands of BTC was also nothing, or not much. But above all, it was a symbolic act.

Your country is having insecurity issues, they are just trying to copy what west is practicing because I don't really understand why anyone would hate Bitcoin, some countries hate Bitcoin because they see that US and some other countries are not doing it and for that reason, they are not going to allow it too and I repeat that's very bad. This are one of the ways countries can make money from taxes, they choose to hold it if they don't have plan to sell it immediately.

Another strange thing you said is not even allow to hold it as an investment and that's makes me want to know where exactly you came from, Russia? North Korea? China? These are the countries I can only think of right now that doesn't allow Bitcoin in their country, everything they do is supervise and watch by their government. If they catch you breaking their laws, you will regret staying their in the first place. How do you personally now spend Bitcoin comfortable without any remorse of fear of the government.

Most of Bitcoin holders have this kind of mindset.

"Why will I use Bitcoin to purchase something online when I have Paypal account to pay it? Why will I use Bitcoin to purchase something offline if I have fiat cash in my hand? Why will I use something that's growing in value in purchasing things? I would rather hold it hoping to make money in the long run"

We can't blame those kind of people because I would do the same as well. It's the opposite for me though... or at least I'm spending a portion of the satoshis that I'm getting to buy something that I need or I want. As for Laszlo using 10,000 BTC to purchase 2 pizzas in 2010, he might've said that he has no regrets, but at some point in time, he felt regret for sure, and he will feel even more as the price of Bitcoin increases.

I would be a hypocrite if I say no. Like what I said, I've been using some Satoshis to buy something I need or want, and I feel regret, but at the end of the day, it's my choice to use it because... I just want to use it.