It’s clear that Bitcoin is no longer in its early stages, as it’s already being regulated by major countries. Some have even proposed adding it to their reserves. My question is about Bitcoin’s adoption level. do you think there’s still significant room for growth at this stage, or have we neared maximum adoption?
I’m not asking from an investment perspective but rather about practical, everyday use.
Can Bitcoin realistically become a common method for daily transactions? please guys, I’d love to hear your insights, especially if there are factors I might have overlooked.
Looking forward to a productive discussion (and no spam, please!).
bitcoin is the currency of the future so bitcoin is free to be used as an investment asset and as a means of exchange.
for those who want to make bitcoin a means of transaction, of course they can use the smallest part of bitcoin, namely satoshi or mbtc. but for now transactions using the smallest unit of bitcoin for daily transactions are still not popular.
and for those who want to make bitcoin a hedge against money, they can buy bitcoin using the DCA method and store it in a personal wallet for an unspecified time.
so everything is a choice for each and bitcoin is both (investment asset and currency)