How do you use bitcoin?

[ichi]

In our nation, we are allowed to contribute and utilize digital currency, be that as it may, there are a couple of stores or dealers who acknowledge crypto as an installment. Thus, if at any point we mean to purchase something on the web through crypto we should trade our BTC for our neighborhood cash to take care of tabs, purchase cellphone loads, game credits, or even food, or even use it as a settlement to send cash.

[LittleBitFunny]

It is legal to use crypto wherever I live.
Bitcoin is used to pay for various online jobs, and it is used to play online gambling.
Some schools & universities have arranged for Bitcoin to pay tuition fees.
In addition, the interest in using Bitcoin for various purposes is increasing day by day.

[fauzan123]

at the moment there is not way to track bitcoin , means government cant really know if you are holding, trading bitcoin if you dont say anything , so there is lot of people in my country here interested about buying bitcoin against my local currency so simply i sell them my bitcoin from time to time

It is true that until now the government has not been able to trace the existence of bitcoin as an asset of its citizens, so this is the main factor why bitcoin is not easy to legalize in some countries.

However, currently there are regulations that stipulate that everyone is required to do KYC as a sign that the government is trying to track the whereabouts of their assets, so I think it only takes time for bitcoin to make basic rules so that everyone can own it. in different countries.

[eucalyptus]

Well to be honest for now, I just use Bitcoin just for trading. We still need time to use Bitcoin in real life. Unfortunately, the bitcoin price is volatile and there are no regulations in many countries.

I work in a company that sells children's furniture. I asked my manager to add Bitcoin as a payment method. But he refused. I gave him the right. Because it very hard to accept cryptocurrencies as a payment method in Germany. Because there are still no regulations. Even if you want to invest in them, you have to give at least 20% tax.

[Sebas.tian]

There are many countries where bitcoin is not accepted legally, so how do you use bitcoin in that country? Usually if you raise the level of bitcoin use in that country then you may get into legal trouble.
So how do you use your earned bitcoin in that country.

Well over here things are made relentlessly by the government against Bitcoin but hasn't made Bitcoin illegal which is a plus for them not to. Most of my Bitcoin usage is peer-to-peer deally which allow me keep myself anonymous, also, most operating remitance companies in my country also help in term of Bitcoin usage, as i said, the country has not opening accepted Bitcoin legally.

[Astvile]

So how do you use your earned bitcoin in that country.

Here in my country bitcoin is not totally illegal it is just that you can't use it everywhere. But thanks to 2 bitcoin wallets we have here we can freely use our bitcoins to buy prepaid reloads, pay bills, cashing out for fiat currency, sending to banks is possible , buying game reload cards and many more. Most of the banks and remittance centers that we use to cashout our bitcoin is questioning us where does the funds come from and we just say its crypto and no more further questioning is needed. It is just one time questioning.

[Asuspawer09]

There are many countries where bitcoin is not accepted legally, so how do you use bitcoin in that country? Usually if you raise the level of bitcoin use in that country then you may get into legal trouble.
So how do you use your earned bitcoin in that country.

I guess the best thing is not spending it since bitcoin is not legal in that country for sure it would make sense if stores in that country are not accepting bitcoin.

Either though you could still spend your bitcoin online on a lot of websites that are accepting it, I'm sure you could still invest in bitcoin even though it is not legal in your country.

the best way is just to convert your bitcoin into your fiat money in that way you don't have to worry about anything.

[MCobian]

Some countries do not allow using Bitcoin as payment, including my country only allows Bitcoin as a digital asset.
So I had to convert my Bitcoin to fiat through local exchanges in order to use up my Bitcoin. But there are some
countries that really prohibit using Bitcoin, if that's the case we have to convert the Bitcoin that we have on exchangers.
Or we can use P2P platforms, we can also ask our friends for help who live in countries where Bitcoin is legal.

[bayu7adi]

Here are restrictions in some country samely llike mine about Bitcoin.So,I use this for the online based work or mostly buy/sell sector and I also ttrade bitcoin and covert it into Fiat. So,This is one of the easiest and favourite thing of mine.

Although there are several countries that allow transactions using Bitcoin, the use of Bitcoin is mostly exchanged for fiat to make profit on exchanges. So the restriction of Bitcoin's function, which is implemented in the country, does not reduce the enthusiasm of traders to keep getting profit.

I myself usually get bitcoins from campaign payments on this forum, then sometimes also for selling articles and videos according to client orders, I use Bitcoin for easier and simpler payments (without KYC). At the end of every month I also buy Bitcoin for future savings purposes, with the hope that the price is really expensive to touch hundreds of thousands of USD

[Lintel]

In Our country bitcoin is legal and we have this wallet in where we can exchange bitcoin into cash. We can also use it to pay electricity bill, water bill and even buy some stuff online.  We can even use it to book for a ticket, order food online. If you want also cash you can transfer it into your bank account or thru money exchange you can send it to your own name or your family. It's easy in our country.

[xSkylarx]

I use bitcoin here sometimes to pay our bills or to buy something online. I only use small amount so it won't be suspicious to authorities. I heard that the company of our local bitcoin wallet here ban or lock the funds of their user if they noticed some big amount of transactions. It's hard to prove to them that it came from a legal way because bitcoin trading is not that known yet here. You will need to provide many proofs to support your claims.

[soetikno]

to get bitcoin in my country, it is enough to buy bitcoin on an exchange, because in my country the exchange is monitored by a state agency because it is safe enough to hold bitcoin on the market and for bitcoin in my country it is only to be traded on an exchange or as a digital asset

[panganib999]

I use bitcoin here sometimes to pay our bills or to buy something online. I only use small amount so it won't be suspicious to authorities. I heard that the company of our local bitcoin wallet here ban or lock the funds of their user if they noticed some big amount of transactions. It's hard to prove to them that it came from a legal way because bitcoin trading is not that known yet here. You will need to provide many proofs to support your claims.

Yes. In today's situation of bitcoin, it canbe used in different aspects like transportation, buying needs, online transactions and even paying school tuitions and fees. The question might be in a large scale or wide idea but the true point is how can bitcoin help you and in what ways. For me, bitcoin became my online savings and sometimes I used it to buy things I needed in schools or personals, buy wants, pay bills and in school. Bitcoin help me and makes my transactions hassle free because of what technogy and bitcoin can do today. And I also use bitcoin for my everyday trading or profits. Bitcoin is definitely one of the good thing that happen to me.

In Our country bitcoin is legal and we have this wallet in where we can exchange bitcoin into cash. We can also use it to pay electricity bill, water bill and even buy some stuff online.  We can even use it to book for a ticket, order food online. If you want also cash you can transfer it into your bank account or thru money exchange you can send it to your own name or your family. It's easy in our country.

Indeed, bitcoin makes a person or even a country a less hassle in a way that it helps in our everyday needs. And it is easy to use bitcoin if it is legal to the country where government doesn't put any interest to it and having the idea of regulating it so that they can also earn from it. Bitcoin is a new future for us.

[3meek]

Indeed, bitcoin makes a person or even a country a less hassle in a way that it helps in our everyday needs. And it is easy to use bitcoin if it is legal to the country where government doesn't put any interest to it and having the idea of regulating it so that they can also earn from it. Bitcoin is a new future for us.

Not bitcoin is the new future, but Blockchain technology... Thanks to it, a lot of things will change in the future. It has already started to change, for example - new applications, authentication, stablecoins, crypto Euro, and so on... Well bitcoin is that coin, which formed the most trust in the world!
Bitcoin is easy to use anywhere in the world, where there is internet and no one can prohibit you!

[Fredomago]

There are many countries where bitcoin is not accepted legally, so how do you use bitcoin in that country? Usually if you raise the level of bitcoin use in that country then you may get into legal trouble.
So how do you use your earned bitcoin in that country.

Looks like many bitcoiners on those places  tend not to use their Bitcoins ,instead what they are doing is keeping holding for future usage.

maybe they have plans on going abroad or visiting some places when the country has bitcoin accepting,or for the chance of one day their country will allow crypto to be adopting.

There are many factors aside for p2p and trading.

But of course they might be trading and use p2p to at least have some profit while the banning is at place.

[Dsdaq]

In my country there is no restrictions on how we use bitcoin, I usually trade it on exchanges and when I need to cash out I can easily exchange it to fiat and transfer it to my local bank account.

[bitzizzix]

In the country I live in, bitcoin is allowed but not completely and apart from that there is no payment using bitcoin in any case and any other online or offline store.
and for me it doesn't matter, because as long as I can still be involved with bitcoin, I will use it as best I can and the most important thing for me is that I can still use it and exchange bitcoin for currency with several exchanges in the country where I live, and to make purchases ,

[heztida3]

In our country, we are permitted to contribute and use computerized cash, in any case, there are a few stores or sellers who recognize crypto as a portion. Along these lines, if anytime we intend to buy something on the web through crypto we should exchange our BTC for our local money to deal with tabs, buy cellphone loads, game credits, or even food, or even use it as repayment to send money.

[Ratash]

I am an invester and a bounty hunter i usually sell my bitcoin in crypto exchange groups on social media i have been dealing with trusted people because in my country its illegal to use it as a currency and no platforme or service use them as paiment method so i have to sell them for fiat money.

[perla]

Good thing it's still legal in my country well I can use it as an online payment and I can also use it in trading and of course used it as a gambling token. So basically I can use Bitcoin in any type of serivce.