Buying goods or services using crypto

[Perfectbaby]

Have you seen that in Vietnam you can now pay for everyday purchases directly from a non-custodial Trust Wallet? Though, I've read the website of the platform providing the technology behind this system, and it gave me the impression that it is only about purchases using stablecoins, rather than using actual cryptocurrencies for payments. Still, it is a very important step. After all, in the worst case, any cryptocurrency can be exchanged for stablecoins without unnecessary bureaucracy.

My first time hearing this news..
From my own reasoning why they solely limited
To stable coin could be as the cause of volatility in the altcoin market.
And Yes, there are possibilities for expanding their payments methods if they have understood the system very well and can accept the risks associated with the altcoin market, not also limited to altcoin but I think they would include Bitcoin in time to come so they are just doing to start giving their customers impression that they accept cryptocurrency at the main time.

[noorman0]

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From my own reasoning why they solely limited
To stable coin could be as the cause of volatility in the altcoin market.

If they can accelerate instant price fixing on the exchange end for highly volatile altcoins, I think they could expand their support in the future.

I'd be interested in hearing real-life experiences from Vietnamese users, especially whether the fees are reasonable. If consumers are essentially paying the cashier in fiat (and this can be explained technically), perhaps this could be a payment solution in countries that don't yet allow crypto for daily transactions.

[AG0RA]

Ever tough buying or selling, goods and services, peer to peer? It's kinda Craigslist, but we trade in Bitcoin!

Learn more https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5549394.0

[Itz-prisigold]

i guess hodl is the best option as for now
anyway, you'll have enough time to spend your assets when this bear trend will be replaced by the bull trend 🙂 keep patience, find some marketplaces that meet your requirements and good luck.

Yes, patience is actually the most difficult aspect of a long bear market.  But as much as it's okay to see some real transactions with crypto from time to time,  it does help bring it back to the mindset of people that BTC and Eth was truly created for something else than charts and price speculation.

I think that sometimes it is better to make a useful purchase with crypto than to see the portfolio stagnate for months.  The most important aspect is just for a person to look for platforms that have a good reputation and a trustworthy escrow system rather  than just jumping into any marketplaces.

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2026-05-10

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LoyceV

2026-05-08

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This looks like a chat bot spammer. Don't waste your time interacting with it.

Just look at the posts he just quoted and look at what he replied. Typical copy-paste situation here. I hope he gets banned.

[Itz-prisigold]

Just look at the posts he just quoted and look at what he replied. Typical copy-paste situation here. I hope he gets banned.

When I saw what he did there, I probably thought the person might have made a mistake since he or she is still a newbie, because I see no reason you want to copy and paste someone else post and put your account at risk. Because am very sure the person should know that Plagiarizing will get them banned.

And even after getting tag it looks like the person is not ready to improve, but rather they decide to start copying someone else post.

[Muqeem]

Buying goods or services with cryptocurrency is becoming more common because it offers fast transactions and can reduce fees, especially for international payments. However, it's still important to consider price volatility, security, and whether the merchant accepts crypto before choosing it as a payment method. https://muqeemsa.com/

[Kelward]

Have you seen that in Vietnam you can now pay for everyday purchases directly from a non-custodial Trust Wallet? Though, I've read the website of the platform providing the technology behind this system, and it gave me the impression that it is only about purchases using stablecoins, rather than using actual cryptocurrencies for payments. Still, it is a very important step. After all, in the worst case, any cryptocurrency can be exchanged for stablecoins without unnecessary bureaucracy.

My first time hearing this news..
From my own reasoning why they solely limited
To stable coin could be as the cause of volatility in the altcoin market.
And Yes, there are possibilities for expanding their payments methods if they have understood the system very well and can accept the risks associated with the altcoin market, not also limited to altcoin but I think they would include Bitcoin in time to come so they are just doing to start giving their customers impression that they accept cryptocurrency at the main time.

Stablecoins are not volatile so it is more convenient for many crypto users to prefer it for payments not only in Vietnam, but everywhere else that cryptocurrency transactions are allowed. Using Bitcoin and altcoins for payments wouldn't favor business owners especially in this bear run because the value can dip when they would need the funds to restock but if it is stablecoins they wouldn't worry because they are stable. We have to accept that Bitcoin massive adoption is because it is a profitable asset, if it were for spending alone I doubt that the adoption would reach where it is today because of volatility. Hopefully in the future Bitcoin can favorably compete with stablecoins and even fiat for financial transactions but for now we have to accept it as a store of value.

[nobswebdev]

Won't it be great if we could use crypto to buy any goods and services? This is one of the goals of my project NullCart which is free and open source shop for accepting crypto. You might be interested at looking at that. Website https://nullcart.net and related BT topic https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5592686.0

[chekokhan]

If you're just holding and bored, the boring answer is still the right one: don't force it. Stack sats, secure your keys, and wait. But if you genuinely want to use your crypto, stick to the big platforms, never go off-platform, and verify every contract address before you sign anything. The marketplaces exist and available in many countries. The scams exist too so be careful care. The difference is whether you check before you click

[batako]

Buying goods or services with cryptocurrency is becoming more common because it offers fast transactions and can reduce fees, especially for international payments. However, it's still important to consider price volatility, security, and whether the merchant accepts crypto before choosing it as a payment method. https://muqeemsa.com/

Its hard to be implemented world wide. Many countries wont allow its citizens to trade using other than fiat money. Moreover, if in some places it's possible, the volatility is the biggest scary thing when we use crypto as payment tool.

[Lucius]

Its hard to be implemented world wide. Many countries wont allow its citizens to trade using other than fiat money. Moreover, if in some places it's possible, the volatility is the biggest scary thing when we use crypto as payment tool.

True, if you are a seller and sell something for BTC and that same BTC loses value immediately afterwards, you have a problem - but you can profit extra tomorrow if the price rises. If you want to be sure that you will receive and keep the same amount, then payment processors are the solution - the buyer pays in cryptocurrency, you get fiat.