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there are few cafes shops in the uk thats accepts coin and i somehow spend some have you your experience ? and how did you feel? when i was sending coin peoplein the cafe was looking at me and asked me about it truly i feelt like im .... hurraaaaaaaa

In my country Bitcoin is not really that accepted so there are almost not stores that accept so there is not much to do with them where I am from.
If I was able to spend them then maybe I would spend a bit more of my Bitcoin.

We all are traveling in a same boat, as we don't find any place to spend them physically, so I am spending them online for buying digital goods and if I am short off money then prefer to sell them and exchange to fiat.

even i cannot buy digital or any goods online as the delivery charges are high when comparing the price locally so i just convert it to fiat currency and enjoy the bitcoin.

i guess we can all agree that there are people willing to spend bitcoin on and offline, but there is almost no place to do so. either it is still not enough demand for it or nobody seems to take the risk and start up a place that takes bitcoin. maybe we need to make more marketing in places that already have a business to accepted bitcoin too.

A person who is willing to spend bitcoin will spend it anyhow, either online or by converting it to fiat and now we also have an option of bitcoin debit card for shopping at physical places.