Bitcoin could be used to pay for Bills,load and for travel in the Philippines

[xvids]

 Here in the Philippines we could use our local wallet called coins.ph to buy load pay for our electric,water and credit card bills and even book for travel.

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[Wind_FURY]

But I wouldn't use Bitcoin to pay for anything that fiat can pay with unless it's very necessary, if I were you. Bitcoin is a provably scarce resource, don't waste it. HODL.

[mich]

But I wouldn't use Bitcoin to pay for anything that fiat can pay with unless it's very necessary, if I were you. Bitcoin is a provably scarce resource, don't waste it. HODL.

Agree with you here on all accounts. 
Just because you are physically able to pay with BTC doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the wisest idea.

[jeromix]

Here in the Philippines we could use our local wallet called coins.ph to buy load pay for our electric,water and credit card bills and even book for travel.

It does cost that much because the system will automatically convert your bitcoin to your php wallet and that will make a transaction fee. The problem with is that the higher money will be transacted the higher also the transaction fee will be deducted to your wallet. So, it is not ideal to use bitcoin in paying bills and other ways that one could pay online. I prefer G cash wallet than coins.ph in paying online like load but G cash wallet has no available crypto in it.

[Jating]

But I wouldn't use Bitcoin to pay for anything that fiat can pay with unless it's very necessary, if I were you. Bitcoin is a provably scarce resource, don't waste it. HODL.

Maybe what the OP is trying to say is that in the Philippines, you can spend your bitcoins just like what others may have wanted it to be, for micro payment transactions.

I'm sure that with the OP's rank, he knows a thing or two with the word, HODL. He/she may have experimented paying monthly bills with his bitcoins, but for sure he/she may have stash some of it for the purpose of HODLing. 

[Oasisman]

But I wouldn't use Bitcoin to pay for anything that fiat can pay with unless it's very necessary, if I were you. Bitcoin is a provably scarce resource, don't waste it. HODL.

On point! In 10 years passed there are 17.5m Bitcoin that was mined and 3m+ of it has been forever lost. Now, there were only 3m+ Bitcoin left to be mined. Do the math for the next few years and Bitcoin will absolutely be in highest demand. Take this advice and enjoy life thereafter.

[Muzika]

Here in the Philippines we could use our local wallet called coins.ph to buy load pay for our electric,water and credit card bills and even book for travel.

There are lots of inatitutions that are partnering with coins.ph in terms of payment method, and when it comes to payment using coins.ph to an airline it is a great opportunity to show to the world that the cryptocurrency has a good used here.

[TheCoinGrabber]

Here in the Philippines we could use our local wallet called coins.ph to buy load pay for our electric,water and credit card bills and even book for travel.

I only pay from the contents of my peso wallet, which in turn I only top-up when the price of bitcoin is high. Was able to convert a bit before the ath and that's what I use to occasionally pay bills when I can't do so using other means.

No one in their right minds would convert now seeing how low the price is.

[gilangIDR]

Here in the Philippines we could use our local wallet called coins.ph to buy load pay for our electric,water and credit card bills and even book for travel.

The Philippines is one country that provides such good support for the development of cryptocurrencies. This is very good because everything in the Philippines can develop well, not all countries have the same opportunity. The Philippines must continue to strive to improve the development of cryptocurrencies in their country to be even better.

[sheenshane]

Here in the Philippines we could use our local wallet called coins.ph to buy load pay for our electric,water and credit card bills and even book for travel.

The Philippines is one country that provides such good support for the development of cryptocurrencies. This is very good because everything in the Philippines can develop well, not all countries have the same opportunity. The Philippines must continue to strive to improve the development of cryptocurrencies in their country to be even better.

You are absolutely right, right here in the Philippines, we used that local wallet for receiving Bitcoin and cashout into fiat and more paying bills as what have been OP said. However, speaking of holding Bitcoin I personally didn't use that because we're not the one who holds our private key. So, it means the Bitcoin and other altcoins you may store is not belongs to you.

Luckily our government here are friendly in crypto just like Bitcoin they did not implement any law regarding this besides Central Banks here recognized Bitcoin as a digital currency that can alternate to payment method.

[aioc]

But I wouldn't use Bitcoin to pay for anything that fiat can pay with unless it's very necessary, if I were you. Bitcoin is a provably scarce resource, don't waste it. HODL.

That's true and especially now that Bitcoin price is that low, better keep it and use fiat money if you can, you will be disappointed once you find out that what you pay for travels if you did not use Bitcoin can pay you a new car, but it's a good news that Philippines has this kind of features on one of their exchanges.

[Nasty23]

But I wouldn't use Bitcoin to pay for anything that fiat can pay with unless it's very necessary, if I were you. Bitcoin is a provably scarce resource, don't waste it. HODL.

That's true and especially now that Bitcoin price is that low, better keep it and use fiat money if you can, you will be disappointed once you find out that what you pay for travels if you did not use Bitcoin can pay you a new car, but it's a good news that Philippines has this kind of features on one of their exchanges.

I agree with you, that bitcoin should be keep and avoid spending it as much as you can because bitcoin was been having a big potential to become adopted in our community that can increased its demand and value in the market on which can give us a huge profit in the future just by holding it in the long-term.

[traderethereum]

I will let you use your bitcoin to pay for bills, load and anything you want and I only want to save more and more bitcoin
I still prefer with fiat to pay my expenses, and I will not convert all of my bitcoin to pay something because I want to use bitcoin as my primary investment right now.
I am sure that in the Philippines, many people will curious about bitcoin, and they will search on the internet about bitcoin. And if you have a friend who wants to know about bitcoin, you need to teach them so they can follow your way to use bitcoin too.

[xvids]

I am just happy that there is so much we could do with our crypto here in the Philippines,
And how they are accepting crypto and supports it.

[bitfocus]

can foreigners enjoy this fantastic opportunity of using this native bitcoin wallet of the Philippines?

[Lizzylove1]

Bitcoin is taking over from the commercial banks. The lords of legalized counterfeit won't be happy about all these. I expect same to hit my nation soon, and people are going to badly dish the traditional banking system, they are so unreliable and fraudulent, posting frivolous profit from doing nothing but stealing depositors fund.

[Capt00]

Yeah, the only one wallet in the Philippines most people use. But I didn't use my Bitcoin in paying bills I must prefer to save it to consider as my investment for a long time. When paying bills and purchasing e-load I usually used fiat rather bitcoin especially now the price is too low it doesn't make sense if you convert it, it's regrettable though.

[slaman29]

Yeah, we all know that, but what makes Bitcoin different in Philippines than in Singapore or Indonesia if you just use coins.ph?

Show us a receipt of something you bought with Bitcoin like they like to do for proof of crypto use! Maybe that is more inspiring than just saying and repeating news that you heard but actually have no personal experience of.

[kryptqnick]

But I wouldn't use Bitcoin to pay for anything that fiat can pay with unless it's very necessary, if I were you. Bitcoin is a provably scarce resource, don't waste it. HODL.

Agree with you here on all accounts. 
Just because you are physically able to pay with BTC doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the wisest idea.

Why not? Poeple keep holding bitcoin and trading other cryptos, making a fake impression that these are some pseudo-securities or commodities. Bitcoin IS money and it SHOULD be used to pay the bills and everything. Given the bearish market, it seems reasonable to save some BTC for later, just like sometimes people make fiat savings. But the rest of it should circulate, should be useful in the real life. I would gladly use my Bitcoin to pay the bills, for instance. Unfortunately, each time I have to sell my BTC for fiat and then use it. Bitcoin is the better money, so why not use it in accordance with its main purpose?

[Beerwizzard]

But I wouldn't use Bitcoin to pay for anything that fiat can pay with unless it's very necessary, if I were you. Bitcoin is a provably scarce resource, don't waste it. HODL.

Agree with you here on all accounts. 
Just because you are physically able to pay with BTC doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the wisest idea.

Why not? Poeple keep holding bitcoin and trading other cryptos, making a fake impression that these are some pseudo-securities or commodities. Bitcoin IS money and it SHOULD be used to pay the bills and everything. Given the bearish market, it seems reasonable to save some BTC for later, just like sometimes people make fiat savings. But the rest of it should circulate, should be useful in the real life. I would gladly use my Bitcoin to pay the bills, for instance. Unfortunately, each time I have to sell my BTC for fiat and then use it. Bitcoin is the better money, so why not use it in accordance with its main purpose?

Unfortunately Bitcoin is not money. At least not yet.
It is still an asset and this is how it will remain until the volume that forms the BTC rates will come from those users that are paying bills with it and treating it as a currency and not an asset. Right now people are still trading it as an asset more than they use it as a currency.