I'm yet to buy commodity with bitcoin or any crypto and stable coin. I hope that soon with the rate of bitcoin reserve policies flying, more countries will open such optional payment system especially buying online. However, I think it won't be a problem if two people agree with each other to deal on commodity for bitcoin like the sale and buying of land or other tangible value product rather than paying for a bottle of bear with bitcoin.
Have you ever purchased a physical commodity using Bitcoin? What's your experience?
i have not used bitcoin to purchase anything or commodity but rather used fiat instead. sometimes when i think about the past how people like Laszlo Hanyecz spent thousands of bitcoin to buy 2 pizzas and considering the current price of bitcoin right now i feel like its a waste of bitcoin because in the future when bitcoin may have hit $500k or $1m i may regret the bitcoin i have used to purchase goods, how it could have increased in value overtime. just like many people have lost large quantity of bitcoin in crypto casino. so when i think about all this scenario i prefer using fiat instead of bitcoin , bitcoin is too precious to be wasted.
Are you sure that Laszlo Hanyecz would have held his bitcoin beyond $5 - $10 before selling off? Like other OGs who sold early. Most early hodlers won't have their coins up to this time without selling and rebuying. So it won't be a waste of bitcoin if you use it to buy something needful especially when you don't have any other means of sorting your bill.