What is the most weird thing you bought with crypto?

[komisariatku]

In a deal, 2 years ago, I asked the seller of a real estate project, if he will accept crypto for plot but he demanded some extra money for this deal. So, I was not able to close the deal but may be in future, I can buy something unique with crypto.

What is the most weird thing you bought with crypto?

I'm pretty sure the bitcoins you own will be able to be used to buy real estate in the next few years. I am sure because the increase in bitcoin prices is more significant than the increase in real estate prices. So in my opinion you don't need to worry if the bitcoin you have at that time can't be used to buy real estate, you just need to wait a while so that the price of bitcoin gets more expensive and your dream real estate will be bought

Maybe you are lucky to live in a country that legalizes bitcoin as payment, in my country bitcoin payment transactions are prohibited so I have no experience buying goods using bitcoin even though many goods have been purchased from bitcoin after being exchanged into our local currency.

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I have nothing weird that I've purchased through Bitcoin. It is always the usual ones that I also used to purchase with cash.
That's why if ever that there's something weird that's been purchased on crypto, I have nothing. Although I watch nonsense videos on YouTube about these content creators telling that they've purchased mystery gifts on the dark web using Bitcoin. However, I know that those were just for contents.

[cheezcarls]

In a deal, 2 years ago, I asked the seller of a real estate project, if he will accept crypto for plot but he demanded some extra money for this deal. So, I was not able to close the deal but may be in future, I can buy something unique with crypto.

What is the most weird thing you bought with crypto?

Nothing weird in my experience though. I remember a couple of years ago when I have bought vitamins from my friend on a meetup and asked if he can accept crypto stablecoins like USDT. Since he is not knowledgeable, his straight answer is no and wanted cash.

But I noticed that he has a Coins PH app, so I asked him if we can do the transaction there since it's a custodial crypto wallet. Luckily he said yes, and proceed with the transaction. Definitely not weird for me, but at least he experienced doing crypto transactions for the first time.

Another experience that I have is that during the blockchain event last year, there's a booth in which I can order iced coffee via Trust Wallet (I use ETH by the way) and get whitelisted for their limited edition playable NFT. Overall it was worth $10 including the gas fees.

However, I won't just stop there. I am having plans to visit some stores where they are accepting crypto payments. There are some few merchants here in the city that I can visit for buying their food, drinks, clothing and apparel, etc.

[serjent05]

Nothing weird here too although I happened to buy a mystery box from Theb, bought a pair of sneakers from hilariousandco, bought some game code from TheButterZone, and bought some physical coins from minerjones.  Aside from that I also bought some gadgets and hosting services using Bitcoin.  Those were not weird stuff and I enjoy spending BTC to buy things that I am interested in.

[libert19]

Crypto is not accepted where I live much less that I buy weird stuff with it but have paid online (crypto itself, not converted) to buy stuff (mostly intangible) such as vps, doing mobile recharge through sites like bitrefill, buying ecom site giftcards.

It felt weird to purchase something with crypto first time, although the stuff itself might not have been weird.

If I were to answer op's question broadly, laszlo's pizza purchase with BTC takes the cake.

[legendbtc]

Honestly, I view bitcoin as an investment, a potential future asset, so I have never and do not want to use bitcoin to buy anything. I like to accumulate and will only sell when necessary. I still prefer to use fiat for my payments rather than cryptocurrency, let alone bitcoin. My country doesn't have any bitcoin ban yet, but I still want to keep my investments and assets private. I don't want people around me to know that I'm investing in bitcoin. I think even if bitcoin were legal and used as a means of payment in my country, I wouldn't do it, I prefer privacy.

[rodskee]

                                       It is rare to see people that have bought weird things using bitcoin when you as OP also have no
Weird purchase from your coins, and actually we even harder to find purchasing power from Bitcoin because of its limit(should
I say fewer accepting BTC as payment so what more the weird one? a simple question of what we have bought from our crypto
is enough to attract legit users of this precious coin.

                                      Only some purchase i made from my BTC like Netflix sharer account Since I only use 1 gadget
to watch movies, and some Online games and services from my trusted seller, that does not even count as weird thing
but I must proudly say that I used my coins from purchase and will keep using as long as there is availability .

Honestly, I view bitcoin as an investment, a potential future asset, so I have never and do not want to use bitcoin to buy anything. I like to accumulate and will only sell when necessary. I still prefer to use fiat for my payments rather than cryptocurrency, let alone bitcoin. My country doesn't have any bitcoin ban yet, but I still want to keep my investments and assets private. I don't want people around me to know that I'm investing in bitcoin. I think even if bitcoin were legal and used as a means of payment in my country, I wouldn't do it, I prefer privacy.

                                    If all of us will do the same , I think bitcoin will have no value in the future because no one uses
 it instead keep storing their coins in their wallets better to change this views mate and lets circulate some of those and
 keep holding some so the purpose will be served.

[CarnagexD]

Nothing weird here too although I happened to buy a mystery box from Theb, bought a pair of sneakers from hilariousandco, bought some game code from TheButterZone, and bought some physical coins from minerjones.  Aside from that I also bought some gadgets and hosting services using Bitcoin.  Those were not weird stuff and I enjoy spending BTC to buy things that I am interested in.

I don't think that any of the forum users will ever admit to buying something really weird with their bitcoin unless they're a savage that doesn't care about the consequences or what others would then they might just do it, they're still anonymous to some degree. For me, I haven't bought anything big and worth sharing yet, maybe some gift cards here and there is my only purchase with bitcoins, most of the time I convert it to USDT or trade it P2P so I can use that money to pay for my bills or just spend on other stuff.

[Kakmakr]

I bought a necklace with a real gilded butterfly with Gold edging, but after closer inspection.. (when the necklace broke) ..it turned out that the Gold was simply Gold colored and not actual 24ct Gold as advertised. (They coated it with a epoxy coating, so that you have to break it to be able to test it) 

In any way, it was the thought that counted and the recipient were very happy with the gift. I also bought some tokens for a rat race, where rats competed in a maze. 

[Strongkored]

In a deal, 2 years ago, I asked the seller of a real estate project, if he will accept crypto for plot but he demanded some extra money for this deal. So, I was not able to close the deal but may be in future, I can buy something unique with crypto.

What is the most weird thing you bought with crypto?

I don't remember exactly what items were purchased with Bitcoin because basically currently when you want to use Bitcoin to buy something you have to first exchange it for fiat because there aren't many shops that provide payment with Bitcoin and as far as I remember the only time I used Bitcoin directly was when I wanted to buy credit for cellphones and buy a domain and renew the domain at one of the domain providers that provides payment in Bitcoin, the rest must be exchanged first.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

The word "weird" may or might mean different things for different people, this is to say that what you may or might consider as weird may or may not be the same for me or for another person, but all the same, let me just say that since i became crypto savvy, i have only bought one thing and paid for it in full with bitcoin, and that is the motor bike i am currently using, there are so many other times i have tried buying some minor stuffs online and paying with bitcoin, but along the line, or just about making payment, i end up changing my mind.

And this reminds me, it is possible to buy some petty stuff online and pay with bitcoin and some other supported cryptocurrencies through shopping.io, though countries supported in terms of shipping is still somehow limited for now.

[letteredhub]

What is the most weird thing you bought with crypto?

if I was to buy a weird object or thing with my bitcoin it would be a cat. That's sounds weird, right? But unfortunately the possibility is not in view right now as there are no stores in my locality that accepts bitcoin for exchange of goods and services and this is due to the government restrictive measures. Cheers to the future maybe by then the restrictions must have been lifted and my bitcoin would have gained much more profitable value for me that I might not be thinking of getting a cat with a part of it anymore but something not really weird like a storey building with a pool and gym , that sounds like a retirement plan, right.

[Blitzboy]

The fact that cryptocurrency is being linked to real-world assets like real estate shows how the economy is changing. But, demanding extra money to accept crypto? This is an example of how highly uncertain and volatile digital currencies are still. If buyers think crypto is risky, they will try to protect themselves from that risk. This looks like what they're doing. Even though crypto is breaking new ground and pushing the limits, there are still problems and doubts that keep it from being fully accepted.

Whats the weirdest thing I've bought with crypto? A porn membership. You did hear that right. But thats both the beauty and the complexity of crypto: it can be used for almost anything, from buying land to more... private pleasure. But the real question we should be asking is: what does the usage of crypto for these types of purchases signify about the direction of our modern economy?

[KiaKia]

I think it's fine to call shit coins some weird things too, I traded my precious gold (BTC) for some shit coins thinking that they are going to be the next big and better Bitcoin, I was dead wrong, so many people are looking for the next Bitcoin and I was one of them until those altcoins start sinking deep to no return.

I was even a bad person at doing good research on projects, maybe if I was as good as I am today it will still favour me and not turn to complete loss, the worst thing anyone can do is swap their Bitcoin for anything else, they will regret doing so very soon.

Every other things that I bought using Bitcoin are for my needs so they can't be called weird, back in those days when Bitcoin was cheap many people used their Bitcoin to do stupid things, but that's because it was very cheap, today it's very pricey, one will have to think twice before doing anything with their Bitcoin.

[tjtonmoy]

Bitcoin is illegal and banned where I live. So it is not possible to buy something using Bitcoin/crypto here. But I have purchased something using Bitcoin but it wasn't that weird. I have bought two stuffs. One is a subscription for express VPN and another is for an antivirus called kaspersky. Express VPN accepts crypto payment which is built in where I had to buy the subscription for kaspersky from a third party seller. They are not something that you can consider being weird but I am happy to be able to buy those using crypto.

I'm still not sure when Bitcoin will be legal here. I want to buy more things using Bitcoin in the near future. It is simple easy and way more secure than other traditional payment methods. So if it's available in everything then it will be a game changer.

[YOSHIE]

What is the most weird thing you bought with crypto?

My country is very anti-strange things, I don't know what goods you mean that can be called strange, even though Bitcoin is considered strange by most people, there is nothing Bitcoin on the market that looks strange.

In my country Bitcoin payments are provided legally, such as in some restaurants and others, even though Bitcoin is not fully recognized by the government, but Bitcoin can still be used generally by its users, to be honest I have never traded with Bitcoin to buy strange things.

[krishnaverma]

I have nothing weird that I've purchased through Bitcoin. It is always the usual ones that I also used to purchase with cash.
That's why if ever that there's something weird that's been purchased on crypto, I have nothing. Although I watch nonsense videos on YouTube about these content creators telling that they've purchased mystery gifts on the dark web using Bitcoin. However, I know that those were just for contents.

Most people buy usual services only. Like me also prefer to pay for online services aith BItcoin only. It helps me track payments also.

[CageMabok]

In a deal, 2 years ago, I asked the seller of a real estate project, if he will accept crypto for plot but he demanded some extra money for this deal. So, I was not able to close the deal but may be in future, I can buy something unique with crypto.

What is the most weird thing you bought with crypto?

If the question is about strange items, maybe I haven't bought strange items using crypto so far because every item I have bought so far and in the past has always used fiat money. Even though the fiat money comes from my work in crypto, I never buy things that other people might consider strange other than those things that I really need for myself in life. And if what you are telling me is something that happened two years ago, try making another agreement with that person now, maybe he will be willing to accept your agreement for now.

[taufik123]

I think it's fine to call shit coins some weird things too, I traded my precious gold (BTC) for some shit coins thinking that they are going to be the next big and better Bitcoin, I was dead wrong, so many people are looking for the next Bitcoin and I was one of them until those altcoins start sinking deep to no return.
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LOL, Damn coins are a disaster that I have also bought.
There were even many that I bought back then by exchanging some BTC, ETH, and USDT to buy them and they ended up being useless junk in my personal wallet.
I even did my research and the coin was good in the beginning but when the hype was over the coin sank and became worthless.

But that's still nothing compared to my other purchases, which used thousands of dollars of my own funds to buy an NFT for a P2E game I was hoping to make.
But in fact, when a few weeks passed along with the bitcoin price entering a bearish trend, everything collapsed and even the NFT was worthless until now.
This silly thing even made me have no more capital at that time and had to get up again to start from scratch.

That will be a lesson, that the best investment is in Bitcoin and top altcoins like ETH, not in new coins that will only scam in time.

[legendbtc]

Honestly, I view bitcoin as an investment, a potential future asset, so I have never and do not want to use bitcoin to buy anything. I like to accumulate and will only sell when necessary. I still prefer to use fiat for my payments rather than cryptocurrency, let alone bitcoin. My country doesn't have any bitcoin ban yet, but I still want to keep my investments and assets private. I don't want people around me to know that I'm investing in bitcoin. I think even if bitcoin were legal and used as a means of payment in my country, I wouldn't do it, I prefer privacy.

                                    If all of us will do the same , I think bitcoin will have no value in the future because no one uses
 it instead keep storing their coins in their wallets better to change this views mate and lets circulate some of those and
 keep holding some so the purpose will be served.

Yes, I also see many people always giving such advice to others, but ironically, they themselves still hold bitcoin for profit and never use bitcoin for payment. Are you using bitcoin as a means of payment or are you also here to accumulate bitcoin for profit? Because a lot of people are making great claims like you but they are also holding bitcoin rather than using it for payments. Try asking on this forum and if they answer honestly, how many people would consider bitcoin a currency?