We can't deny the fact that Bitcoin is a great companion when it comes to trade involving a lot of a variety of commodities, as the case maybe, but rarely physical.
Have you ever purchased a physical commodity using Bitcoin? What's your experience?
Basically, Bitcoin is used as an alternative currency, and it is used electronically, so its direct use is still relatively rare, and we also know that most still use fiat directly, but if we talk about the indirect physical use of Bitcoin, then we can find a lot of it, for example, like the story of someone who successfully bought a house or other goods in the real world, which came from Bitcoin that he exchanged into fiat for payment (Indirectly using Bitcoin). However, some time in the future, maybe around thirty to fifty years, I think Bitcoin will start to be widely used directly or physically, and this is because of the increasing adoption that is being done, I believe it will happen.
Personally, I have never used Bitcoin to purchase a physical commodity, because in my country it is still not allowed for its use, but if it is allowed, then I will try it directly, because I feel it will be a valuable historical moment, at least for me. By the way, recently the government in my country has started discussing the adoption of Bitcoin, and I think that will be a way to make it happen.