What I meant when I said I dont recommend this method is that it is generally not a cost-effective way to use cryptocurrencies. While it can be a good way to experiment and learn, it is not practical for regular, everyday transactions. As I mentioned earlier, transaction fees and exchange fees can quickly eat into your balance. It is usually more cost-effective to use traditional payment methods for everyday purchases.
But the point I made before was using BitCoin as a trading mechanism might just avoid the post CBDC world that is to come! Which is a one world digital currency, where the state (the bankers, lets face it) have full control over what you buy and how much you buy in a set time frame. A carbon credit (digital) card would be a great example to say you only have XYZ tokens to spend on gas, electric, petrol, Beef this month. And if you are seen on this Saturdays March A (peace rally) then your credit score (see China now, to see us later) will reduce and you will not be able to travel on any train or bus. And BTW those tokens can not be saved and lost to inflation over time, they simply will expire in say 7/ 30 days. If you think that is nonsense then go do some research on BRIC Coin (though I think BRIC coin and Bit Coin are heavy related inside 9/11 type jobs.. topics for another day)
That is why I am interested in the idea of Crypto debit cards and bank accounts. I know there is a Crypto debit card out there and they do exist and sound like a good idea to me! as you could make any digital payment under the radar (And be paid with it too!)