Quote from: taufik123 on Today at 07:45:25 PM

Quote from: BrewMaster on Today at 06:16:22 PM

this is a bit weird to say though. PayPal is not a merchant to accept bitcoin but they are a service provider that has been providing payment services and online wallet option to people. now they have added the option to work with bitcoin too.
the way i see it this is another way for them to make more money from commissions while keeping their users and won't affect adoption of bitcoin.

Paypal will have many more advantages and paypal will continue to be used. Cryptocurrency users who previously did not have a paypal account will certainly create a paypal account to be able to use the service. This is a new breakthrough made by paypal. Apart from bitcoin, several other cryptocurrencies will be added such as ETH, LTC and BCH.

When making payments using virtual coins such as BTC and ETH, paypal will convert them into the relevant national currency, so that companies providing goods and services are still paid using the national currency but with pre-converted cryptocurrency intermediaries.

Paypal is a tranding topic today. this is the beginning of the mass adoption of Bitcoin and of course there will be more to come.

what you explained doesn't sound like "mass adoption of bitcoin" but more like mass adoption of "paypal" instead!
people aren't going to be using bitcoin to pay for stuff but they will be using this third party centralized service to sell their bitcoins to so that they could use paypal dollar to buy stuff with!
besides you can not withdraw the bitcoin you bought as far as i can tell by reading the news sites which is another indicator that it is not "bitcoin usage".