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▲ 7 r/Coinbase

What would actually make you use crypto instead of just holding it?

Not trading. Not investing.

Actually using it in real life.

Right now, buying crypto is easier than ever. But when it comes to spending it on something meaningful, options still feel limited.

So I’m curious:

What would need to change for you personally to start using crypto more often?

- Better UX?

- Lower fees?

- More real-world marketplaces?

- Less volatility?

Or do you think crypto will mostly stay an investment rather than something people actually use day to day?

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u/RealP2PMarket — 1 day ago
▲ 12 r/BitcoinBeginners

Do you think there should be more marketplaces where people can directly buy and sell real things using crypto? I’m thinking about things like cars, equipment, or even property — not just online services. Right now it feels like most crypto usage is still trading, while real-world marketplaces are

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u/RealP2PMarket — 2 days ago
▲ 0 r/askcroatia

How many of you actually use crypto to buy real things? Not trading or holding, but actual purchases like: cars, real estate, equipment, goods... It feels like most people still just buy/sell and convert back to fiat. Are there any real ways or platforms where you can directly spend crypto withou

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u/RealP2PMarket — 2 days ago
▲ 6 r/CryptoMarkets

Why is real-world crypto adoption still so limited?

From a business perspective, crypto has huge potential.

But in practice, it’s still mostly used for trading and holding rather than real transactions.

If the technology is already there, what’s missing for real adoption in everyday business?

Is it trust, regulation, user experience, or something else?

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u/RealP2PMarket — 3 days ago