Quote from: NelfiNovita on Today at 02:34:32 PM

Quote from: kxwhalexk on August 12, 2021, 08:37:52 AM

One day, I read the post as usual.And I found this post by accident：[Merit] Hey Bitcoiners! Can You Send Encrypted Messages?I have to say that this really sparked my interest. What a cool thing to send encrypted messages.After 3 attempts, I finally sent the encrypted message to OgNasty correctly.（This encrypted message task made me know the name OgNasty for the first time.）

Then I learned from Og’s My 10 Year Bitcointalk Anniversary that he has an online store.Since this is my first time shopping with Bitcoin. I ended up with the cheapest item in his store, a T-shirt.

But due to a mistake in my operation, I forgot to fill in my contact information.Fortunately, Og sent me an email, I sent him the correct address.

A month later, I received a call from the courier. I was curious at the time because I had not bought anything recently (I have forgotten that I bought this T-shirt 1 month ago.)
Really surprised when I got the package.

This is my T-shirt, there are OgNasty stickers and postcards in the package.

This is a shopping experience full of surprises, and also my first Bitcoin shopping experience.This t-shirt is cool！

not everyone can buy something with Bitcoin, you are very lucky to have managed to use Bitcoin as a means of payment. I see only a few countries that accept bitcoin as a means of payment, hopefully in the next few years Bitcoin will soon be formalized as a means of payment in all countries.

I personally also have never used bitcoin as a means of payment, because honestly for now it is less effective. and I think it would be more profitable for bitcoin as an investment tool. so to buy goods today I usually convert it to fiat currency first, so it is flexible to be used as a means of payment. currently like elsalvador has legalized bitcoin, and of course you can easily spend bitcoin directly, hopefully later other countries will soon follow