Yeah you made the point, someone who is in an area where there is conflict would prefer to have cash at hand and not Bitcoin. Because majority of the things that you will have to do would require you making payments in cash, in fact 99% of things that you would be doing at that moment would require cash or Fiat to make the payment.

So, Bitcoin wouldn’t really be of much use to anyone that is in such position, so they would prefer to sell all the bitcoins or most of the bitcoins that they have if not all, so that they can have more cash to deal with whatever problem that they might encounter during that moment.

It is still a mystery why Putin decided to declare Bitcoin a legal asset in the country as of recent. None of us really knows what his intentions are, although most people would likely be linking it to what has been happening now between Russia and Ukraine, and as you have said probably. We all have seen what happened as of recent as Russia has decided to attack Ukraine, and we’re all just waiting to see what is going to happen next, and what action the world is going to take.

Personally, I am hoping for the better and I never really wish this kind of thing to take place, because we all know the word it’s already in a messed up situation, since 2020 coming out from the pandemic, so we shouldn’t start facing War problem now, the world really needs peace at this moment, and not war.

Thank you, This has always been my argument too. I don't see Bitcoin overthrowing any Government and replacing Fiat, even in El Salvador where Bitcoin has been made a legal tender, did it mean that the citizens can no longer use their old Fiat currency, and is there no more Government in the country? and for now, this is a one-off case. I don't think that was the idea behind Bitcoin, replacing Fiat currency instead as an alternative means of finance. 

Yeah, when someone knows crypto and he has introduced that to a newbie. That newbie probably have heard of cryptocurrencies and he's going to say that he knows bitcoin. It happens most of the time that the newbies get to know more bitcoin than any other altcoin.
But as per Ethereum, those that are into many altcoins. They might also be aware of ethereum as it's the first chain that has a lot of projects working on as erc20.

I also have the same question. Why do they accept tax payments in bitcoin and will they convert to fiat immediately after?. What is the purpose of this and what effect will it have on them. I find them completely meaningless for bitcoin and the benefits they will achieve.

1 bitcoin for me is very big, and even when I collect fractions from the beginning of getting to know bitcoin, I don't think it's enough. 44k is a big number, and I think only rich people can afford it, and I think there is a need for diversification of assets, the most important of which is of course the safest ones, such as property.

Maybe you're right. After all, the crypto market extends far beyond centralized exchanges. Whales and big traders may manipulate centralized exchanges, but they can't manipulate decentralized exchanges and/or atomic swaps (at least not yet). What greatly influences Bitcoin's price is stuff that happens in the mainstream world. Whenever something good related to Bitcoin happens in the real world, prices go up. Otherwise, not. We've entered a period where hype has faded away, leading us to price stagnation across exchanges. This happens all of the time, so it should be the least reason to worry about. What matters is that Bitcoin at its core, remains decentralized. As long as it stays that way, no one will be able to control it. Just my thoughts