Many of you may not give an F about this but it is important to me due to what I faced just for buying a domain from Africa.
I tried for weeks to get a card to buy a domain, but it was all rejected. I am sure that if the card was owned by a US or EU citizen, the transaction will be processed itch-free. This makes me abandon the hosting site I wanted to use and searched for the ones that accept Bitcoin.Immediately I sent the payment, it was successful. Thanks to Bitcoin that doesn't discriminate whether you are from Asia, Africa, Europe or US.
Bitcoin recognizes everyone as equally important, as the same.
Bitcoin doesn't discriminate between its users because it was created for everyone in the world, so anyone can use it without any restrictions from others. But in your case, I don't think what makes a difference to you is the site where you purchased hosting using Bitcoin. Perhaps the site intentionally made payments global in any form, including Bitcoin, and they didn't limit any payments to make it easier to attract more people to visit the site. So, the site is just implementing a pretty brilliant idea so that the site not only benefits from hosting purchases, but can also benefit from the increase in Bitcoin prices if there are many people paying for hosting with Bitcoin while they are providing such services.