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Neither. Simply using Bitcoin as a mode of payment won't affect its price. What affects its price is of course the demand and supply of it. The demand of Bitcoin comes from us when we determine what is the fair market value of Bitcoin, it is also affected by other factors which cause a stronger buyer side or a stronger seller side. Think about it this way if Fiat currency is being used daily in your country why does it not increase in price over time? Because the demand and supply still remains the same.

Hi hairballin! I'm just a bit confused with your introduction. You said you're new to the bitcoin and cryptocuurency world, yet you stated in your quote below your activity count that you're "an experienced technical writer, altcoin  trader." Quite contradictory...lol! Anyways, as far as I know, the general rule in the market value of things is, the higher the demand, the higher will be the value..simply put. Just like a professional who offers his service, when he gets recommended or referred to others more often, then he could partially increase his fee due to the trust that is being built. Same thing with bitcoin, the more people use it-the higher the demand-the value rises. Quite similar to a popularity contest so to speak..

Value increases. Just think about it yourself why would you using something decrease its value. Has that ever happened to you? Using something more increases the demand of that commodity.

And I am sure that you have heard about the supply demand paradox. When supply increases and demand decreases prices go down. But when demand increases and supply decreases prices go up.

Using Bitcoin frequently in your everyday life will only increase the demand for it. Since the supply is limited and more demand is being conjured up every minute due to mainstream adoption, Bitcoin prices will only go up.

It's a good question, it's nice to see someone thinking rationally about the economics of bitcoin and asking an intelligent question. I see bitcoin transactions as essentially neutral in terms of whether they create or destroy value. On the one hand, buying bitcoins to spend at a merchant creates upward pressure on the price. Once spent, however, the merchant is likely to instantly liquidate the bitcoin into USD, because bitcoin has a low utility for actual commerce. It does no good to hold a currency the vast majority of the economy doesn't accept and when the rest of the economy conducts business in USD. There's also substantial risk of losing the profit of the transaction due to bitcoin's intense volatility, so all the incentives for merchants are to exchange immediately into USD, and this puts an equal amount of downward pressure on the price. I see commerce playing a negligible role in the actual value of bitcoin, all this up and down is related primarily to speculators.

It depends. We shouldn't forget that merchants accept Bitcoin through third party payment processors who directly, or eventually convert these coins to fiat on the market. If the demand remains strong, it wouldn't really impact the market too much, negatively speaking, but if the market experiences a stagnant period, it might actually suffer to a certain extent. It has all to do with supply and demand, simple basics. Only when merchants will start to actually keep a certain percentage of their sales in Bitcoin, I see the market react positively -- less coins in circulation always helps.