Quote from: Brus123 on November 13, 2021, 08:13:13 AM

I consider Bitcoin to be rather an asset than a currency. It can't be used as a means of payment in my country so far, so I can only invest in Bitcoin without an opportunity to buy something with it, so I take it as an investment tool for passive income in the long-term. On the other hand, when Bitcoin will be accepted more widely, I think I will take it as a currency as well.

Most countries in the world still prohibit Bitcoin as a means of payment, therefore most people think of Bitcoin as an asset. Only a few countries allow
residents to use Bitcoin as a currency, there are even countries that prohibit the use of Bitcoin in any form. So don't be disappointed if we live in a country
that prohibits using Bitcoin as a means of payment. Because so far Bitcoin is more beneficial when we use it as an asset, that way we can make a lot of
money from Bitcoin. Therefore I also live in a country that prohibits using Bitcoin as a means of payment, but I am grateful that I can still use Bitcoin
as an asset. Even though Bitcoin was created by Satoshi Nakamoto as a currency like fiat, but indeed the government is too worried that Bitcoin will
replace fiat, so it only allows Bitcoin to be used as a digital asset. Hopefully in the future, what the government of El Salvador is doing by legalizing Bitcoin
as a legal tender can be followed by other countries. So many people will be able to use Bitcoin as a currency.