Quote from: VitorPl4y on June 14, 2017, 08:46:52 PM

It varies between users. Difference is found in the way they consider it as well the way it's been spend. Most of the users here consider it an investment asset for good profit whereas a little consider it an money similar to the fiat for our regular needs.

It's current not admited as money in many countries yet. But surly bitcoin is money. Today with bitcoin you can buy whatever, directly or with cashing it out at first. Did you hear about Japan? Their hotels, avialines, exchangers and ect. I think many other countries will follow this example and bitcoin will be counted as money everywhere.

Yes, for Japanese, bitcoin can be considered as money since they can use it to buy/sell things directly. But for other people from another countries like me, bitcoin isn't money. I have to convert it first to my local currency to be able to use it to buy things.