Quote from: Assiduous on August 31, 2025, 10:09:27 AM

One of my acquaintances owns a restaurant. From the earnings of his restaurant, he covers his family expenses every month and saves some money separately. One day, while we were discussing the good qualities of the food he makes, he suddenly mentioned that his restaurant generates a good amount of profit, and he also saves some of that money. He further said that every month he invests a portion of his savings in Bitcoin.

Since I had already invested in Bitcoin earlier, this caught my attention. He then explained to me the benefits of Bitcoin. During the discussion, he mentioned that if someone wanted to pay their food bill in Bitcoin, he would gladly accept it.

So, I paid my food bill in Bitcoin. The bill amount was small, but paying for food with Bitcoin gave me a wonderful feeling—something that’s hard to express in words.

Have any of you ever ordered food and paid with Bitcoin? If yes, how did it feel?

It just so happens that in my own country Bitcoin is prohibited in any form of payment, but rather as a commodity asset or investment. Even though I can't feel the sensation of making payments with bitcoin, I think it's the same feeling as using other payment applications such as mbanking or other applications.

We have to remember what our goal is in having bitcoin, yes of course many of us will say it is an investment for the future. If I were in your position, I wouldn't use my investment assets for any payments, as long as I still had fiat money. My long-term investment goals are far more important and valuable than paying for food with Bitcoin.