Do you prefer to pay for services with BTC ?

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Do you prefer to pay for services with BTC ?Or you use other options like USDT with less fees ?
 
Even if you BTC reserves remaining with you sitting ideally ? I mean is it the high fees with btc that bothers you ?
I do not hold crypto sorry. I buy with P2P and beam it to the person I am buying from. That is about it.
 
The only thing that bothers me with BTC is the high fees. And there are many other cost effective currencies that just USDT. Sometimes too USDT is not that cheap.

My other alternatives are:

Monero
Litecoin
Trons
 
BTC doesn't make sense to pay for services with the fees. Just use USDT.
 
Do you prefer to pay for services with BTC ?Or you use other options like USDT with less fees ?
Anyone sweating Bitcoin fees is probably using Lightning Network. Fees there are like, a fraction of a cent – think $0.001.
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I used to pay with BTC more often, but these days I mostly stick to USDT. Way faster and cheaper, especially for smaller transactions. BTC is great for holding, but not ideal for everyday payments IMO
 
I usually pay using USDT - BEP20 network
 
Stablecoins really are super convenient for payments, especially on a global scale. No banks, no freezes or account blocks.

I think BTC will be used more in large-scale international trade, once more governments and corporations start building BTC reserves. Why sell something for fiat and then convert it to BTC for reserves, when you can just get paid in BTC directly?

Maybe after big business adopts it, small businesses will follow. But for now, USDT and USDC are probably a better option.
 
There’s faster & cheaper options out there than BTC, especially for smaller payments. Personally I prefer USDT or USDC on BEP20 or SOL, cheap to send, and very fast to confirm.
 
Transactions usually use USDT, and smaller transactions use TRX
 
I switched to running my own lightning network for my customers instead of BTC, fees are like 1 or 2 cents for transactions, they receive their funds if they take payments in like 20 seconds.

Pretty anonymous off chain transactions
 
LTC, USDT. Both of these are accepted pretty much everywhere and LTC is crazy cheap to send, like practically free in terms of transaction fees.

USDT because price is pegged.
 
I prefer USDT for the lower fees and faster confirmations, but I’m flexible—BTC works fine too depending on the service provider.
 
I would choose BTC for large transactions and USDT for small transactions
 
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