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Basically speaking, it is a yes and no. Since its value changes over time, it is a currency. But, you also use them to purchase goods so it can also be considered as money or virtual cash.
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A lot of users now are having trouble with the rise of bitcoin transaction fees. There are also many theories about why this has risen as much.
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It’s interesting to see that more establishments have become open to accepting bitcoin for their services. It’s also a good advertising for btc.
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A safer option would be learning more about cryptocurrencies before engaging with bitcoins, it’s useful especially when you you have no idea how cryptocurrencies work.
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If you want to see your investment grow and treat bitcoins as your asset then you can always hold on to them. No need to sell them all.
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This is just a rumor, for now. We can never tell whether they are going to change their mind or not. But, if it stays on South Korea, other countries are still safe to use cryptocurrencies.
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In many ways investing in bitcoin can help individuals looking for ways how to gain valuable assets. If btc continues to progress it can help a lot of countries.
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