This is a real event, I told the seller that he has to convert his bitcoin directly to stablecoin if he doesn't want the money I paid in bitcoins for his land payments to fluctuate.
Your story sounds encouraging and patronizing for Bitcoin believers (or it should) but I find something not adding up there in the quoted part. As a firm believer of Bitcoin and in what it has been able to do and achieved for this industry. You said the incident you described actually happened and I'm wondering why you offered to convince the seller to convert the instrument of your transaction with him to a stablecoin. Why didn't you transact in stablecoin in the first place if you feared fluctuation? Both of you carried out the deal via exchanges. So, why didn't it hold in stablecoin? Doing business in Bitcoin and swapping it to any other crypto doesn't help the Bitcoin mass adoption course in my opinion.