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?
Have never done a transaction using Bitcoin because in my country Bitcoin is not a legal currency but as a commodity asset.
All this time Bitcoin has provided a lot of convenience. Therefore, I have no problem if it is not in physical form because Bitcoin is an electronic cash system and from the Bitcoin white book it makes me understand that Bitcoin is not the currency that I expect physically.
All I can say is, I've recieved payments for jobs in USDT and also bought a very few things with the USDT, but I have never had any physical transactions with BTC. What i notice is, people over this side of the world are more interested in using USDT than the Bitcoin itself maybe because it is more stable than the Bitcoin and people are more acquainted to it for the single reason that it looks like the physical dollar itself in terms of the value.
I'm also wondering if the reason behind this, aside from..the volatility is because of the 0.000 figures people see on the bitcoin value which doesn't look attractive. Maybe once people start seeing the real value of the Bitcoin they're holding in dollar or in their own domestic currency. It will kind of make them feel at home to use bitcoin directly without having to convert it for normal transactions.