What are you ready to buy/sell for bitcoins now?

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Right now, I don't have any business that can accept Bitcoin payments, but I really wish I have one, for this reason, I have it in my plan that in the nearest future, ones am able to gather enough money, I will be building and launching a big store which will operate both online and offline, where people can walk in to spend their Bitcoins to purchase varieties of goods and items, and those that are not in my region will have the option of visiting my store website to purchase whatever they want and make payment in Bitcoin, and I will have the purchased goods or items shipped to their destination.
This is some thing am planning to achieve on or before 2025, I pray for help and grace from above, for I know it is a big dream which I need help and grace from above to fulfill.

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[darkv0rt3x]

I don't have any businesses now but I am 100% in Bitcoin (only those mandatory bills are paid with fiat). To be honest, I don't earn enough to have anything saved. And if I earn enough in this or that month, it goes to Bitcoin!
I'm just sorry that I don't have more savings to buy more and more Bitcoin! I whish, I whish! :p

[Smartvirus]

I'm even willing to sell my house for BTC if anyone is interested.  It's got a heated pool, an off-grid solar energy system, and lots of bedrooms (one with a separate electric circuit and exhaust tube for mining).

Basically, there's no object in my life that wouldn't be traded for Bitcoin at the right price.  I'm ready to live that Jedi life over here.

Come on! Ar you for real? Would you reay go that learnt of selling off all your household for bitcoin??
Like, I get it that, its nothing wasted and a form of investment but,

Wha happens to invest only what you can afford to loose?
It's not entirely reasonable to me and I don't think you would go through with that. I get the point that, it would go for the right price, which could go from what it's valued out to being outrageously high in an attempt to discourage buying. If the price where to be proportionate, would you really do that?

You seem to have a lot of comfort at your home from what you've described and being ready to live the Jedi life would be something that won't suit with you for even a day. It's really up to you though!

[yohananaomi]

I don't have any businesses now but I am 100% in Bitcoin (only those mandatory bills are paid with fiat). To be honest, I don't earn enough to have anything saved. And if I earn enough in this or that month, it goes to Bitcoin!
I'm just sorry that I don't have more savings to buy more and more Bitcoin! I whish, I whish! :p

I really agree with your approach that in situations where you don't have any business anymore, you can focus more on crypto. now is actually a very good time to be able to continue buying and saving in bitcoin because the price is quite cheap and by continuing to collect little by little then when the price starts to recover, the investment we have made will be very useful. you are very wise and deserve to continue to do because this is the best solution.

[ChrisPop]

Let's discuss assets, goods and services which price is more than $200 net. Inexpensive goods have already been discussed on this forum. For now, we will not take into account the fact that the use of crypto may be prohibited in one country or another. Let's find how we are ready to negotiate, and what tools we do need in order the buyer could find the seller.

I'd say that the best way to find buyers who deal in Bitcoin is through local Bitcoin/crypto focused groups. Be careful about the laws in your country. As far as I know the sales of items above a certain value need to be formally closed with documents as proof (bill, contract, etc.). That might also be in your benefit as in case of a control from the fiscal agency you generally need to prove income (this mostly applies if you're doing a lot of transactions)

[lenaza2022]

Let's discuss assets, goods and services which price is more than $200 net. Inexpensive goods have already been discussed on this forum. For now, we will not take into account the fact that the use of crypto may be prohibited in one country or another. Let's find how we are ready to negotiate, and what tools we do need in order the buyer could find the seller.

I'd say that the best way to find buyers who deal in Bitcoin is through local Bitcoin/crypto focused groups. Be careful about the laws in your country. As far as I know the sales of items above a certain value need to be formally closed with documents as proof (bill, contract, etc.). That might also be in your benefit as in case of a control from the fiscal agency you generally need to prove income (this mostly applies if you're doing a lot of transactions)

Thank you for advise )))

[GigaBit]

Everyone should hold or buy Bitcoin as much as possible. As it is the highest volatile currency, it can be a big problem if you do something beyond your capacity. Another thing is that since it is still restricted in most of the countries, we can't deal with anything else even if we want. As the bearish market is ongoing this the right time to buy as much as we can.

[gunhell16]

Bitcoin may still be in a volatile market for a long time. How are you ready to dispose of your assets now? Would you like to buy and sell your assets/products/services for bitcoins? How are you ready to negotiate a price to make the deal go through?
Let's discuss assets, goods and services which price is more than $200 net. Inexpensive goods have already been discussed on this forum. For now, we will not take into account the fact that the use of crypto may be prohibited in one country or another. Let's find how we are ready to negotiate, and what tools we do need in order the buyer could find the seller.

At this situation we have now in this industry, I'd rather to hold not to sell, in fact, If have the excess money to buy more some altcoins in the market now, I will surely buy a lot of coins that has a potentials to increase again when Bull run begin to move in this field of business. Especially, we are still in the stage of Bear market now where the majority of the community so far are doing the same thing I did right now dude and this is the best method anyway to apply as an individual traders in the cryptocurrency.

[worle1bm]

Don't have enough bitcoins at this time to spend on buying stuff which i can usually have with fiat so at this time or say coming years I am just holding my coins without even selling them unless there is an emergency to take out the funds as I am not having too much btc with me and don't want to use them knowing how much they will be worth in future.

[Bitstar_coin]

So far only digital goods I have used btc to purchase and that's because my local fiat currency is not an option. I haven't purchase any physical goods with btc yet perhaps someday I will have the privilege to.
Am seeing different stories here in forum of members who had used btc to make physical purchase in different ways, maybe someday I will tell a similar story. I don't really think I have a specific item as long as I can make purchase in btc I think that will be fine.

[Rengga Jati]

I am a type of Bitcoin holder although not too long term holder, but at least I am willing to hold the Bitcoin until the next bullish era to be able to sell them and take profits. If our focus is not for the short term or trading, this bearish market with this high volatility doesn't give a big mater for us to keep buyng.
However, honestly, I personally will not risk more than I can afford. That is why will not sell my assets in real life to buy Bitcoin. I will prefer to collect little by title money and keep them until able to buy mroe Bitcoinwith the money, noted thatthe money is exactlyfree money to invest. So, it will be no matter if sometime I can losse it because that is the amount that I exactly can afford to loose.

[Slow death]

Everyone should hold or buy Bitcoin as much as possible.

In this price zone we are in, it is dangerous to buy in an uncontrolled way, I really advise that people before thinking about buying first think about the following:

- want to buy for what profit?

- Will they be willing to lose (in case of a fall) to what extent?

with that in mind they will be able to define a strategy and will be able to be patient in the event of a very large price drop

[qwertyup23]

Bitcoin may still be in a volatile market for a long time. How are you ready to dispose of your assets now? Would you like to buy and sell your assets/products/services for bitcoins? How are you ready to negotiate a price to make the deal go through?
Let's discuss assets, goods and services which price is more than $200 net. Inexpensive goods have already been discussed on this forum. For now, we will not take into account the fact that the use of crypto may be prohibited in one country or another. Let's find how we are ready to negotiate, and what tools we do need in order the buyer could find the seller.

As someone who lives in a third-world country, having your own means of transportation is both a necessity and convenience. Although gas and fuel prices may be significantly high right now, having your own car somehow negates the extra hassle of commuting daily. I am saving most of my BTCs nowadays in order to purchase my first car- something that I never thought would be possible until I discovered this forum last 2017.

Though I am still far away from reaching my goal, what matters is that I remain consistent with my efforts weekly. BTCs are precious and it is nothing but obvious to spend/use them to things that are equitably useful to my end.