Everybody uses BTC as they see fit.

And that is what is beautiful about it

BTC would be fulfilling its role as it was intended - and that would be great indeed.

Actually it is not possible in my country because there is no acceptance of Bitcoin in my country and even there is no option like payment system through Bitcoin in my country. If there is no acceptance and payment then how will it be possible for me to receive goods and services through Bitcoin. However, since all countries in the world are introducing strategic reserves on Bitcoin, my country may also make a good decision regarding the acceptance of Bitcoin in the future and a payment system through Bitcoin may be introduced in shopping malls in my country. When the payment system through Bitcoin is introduced in my country, I will be able to receive goods and services through Bitcoin.

To me,  that  is the real reason and the biggest barrier to bitcoin becoming a popular payment method or currency. People seem to have gotten used  to it and are happy using it as an investment, a wealth building tool and they are even spreading this idea to others. Most people don't want to spend bitcoin but not many dare to admit it and always  find a way to blame it on the fact that it is not legal yet , so businesses don't adopt it.

That's why I never believed that bitcoin could become a currency, and the main reason is because of investors like us, not because of the government or anyone.

I've only used bitcoin to pay something via peer-to-peer exchange. I saw my friend selling his old game console on an online marketplace. I know him personally so I know that the item was in good condition. I know that he is familiar in crypto and also investing to it so I asked if I can pay him using bitcoin and he agreed to it.

I've also used bitcoin to pay bills before but I stopped doing it after I realized that they take huge fees and they have lower exchange rate than the actual current price. The price difference can sometimes go higher than 50$ and their platform can't be accessed when bitcoin price is pumping.

I've used Newegg few times already and I still have loads of items on the platform that I want to pick up, the delay is the market situation right now, I have bought smartphones and laptops on newegg using Bitcoin as payment solution and it's straight forward just like paying anyone in Bitcoin.

Not extra charges or any stress related, right now it's the best platform that's close to amazon where Bitcoin is accepted as means of payment. I do hope that other big platforms like Amazon and Ebay can start doing the same because some items or product are not available on newegg and they are available on others.

Also some products are way cheaper on Amazon and too costly on Newegg, but since Bitcoin is accepted on Newegg I had to buy on Newegg, easy payment option makes buying a breeze on any platform.

I have not yet used bitcoins to purchase anything. But I still sense that the opportunity I'll get to use it would be through p2p. I know a few friends who would be willing to accept bitcoin if they ever have the opportunity to sell anything. Infact, I have missed this opportunity to carryout my first purchase with bitcoin before via p2p and my reason was because I didn't need that item. I will gladly do the needful once I come across this opportunity again so I will have this satisfaction that I used bitcoin the Satoshi way, which is; to use bitcoin as an alternative means of payment.

Some countries regulate the ownership and use of Bitcoin for each their citizens. Bitcoin is legal as an asset, but not as an alternative transaction tool to replace fiat. Although P2P transactions are still possible based on a sales agreement, in certain countries, it is impossible to use them en masse for providers of goods and services.

I once used Bitcoin to pay for a computer repair done by my own friend. There is nothing wrong with those who just want to save Bitcoin for their investment. That's the way they use it as people who also like and have Bitcoin. But in the future, when there are more providers of goods and services who do publish accept Bitcoin as an alternative payment, there will definitely be more people interested in using their Bitcoin, not just holding it in their wallet.

Of course !
1 Bitcoin = $1 Million

Not directly I mean I simply cannot since Crypto is banned at my place. So can't really contribute to this thread much. Those who reside in the banned regions must exchange the BTC with other fiats and then p2p that into local currency and then ut can be used for local payments. I know it's a hassle to do all these steps but this is how we get the work done mostly..