Breez has partnered with 1A1Z to release a new report examining the payment system and use of Bitcoin as a trading currency. Bitcoin is always portrayed as digital gold. This is one of the longest-running stories at this point in terms of what Bitcoin really is. It captured long-term investment or use as a speculative asset and was a very helpful aid in leading people to the first hump of basic understanding, but it never encompasses what Bitcoin is. It's not to explain in detail.
This report is divided into several factors in the use of Bitcoin as a payment mechanism. Analyzes regulatory treatments, services and platforms received in different use cases, different jurisdictions, and integrates existing lightning payments and more.
It includes case studies that examine the amount of specific businesses and the transactions or user base that provided access to Bitcoin. Mercari, a major Japanese market similar to Amazon, accepts Bitcoin. Mullvad VPN, Namecheap, and Protonmail are all instances of your digital business that benefit from Bitcoin payments.
Bitcoin's digital gold story runs strong, but the use of Bitcoin as a payment mechanism has grown quietly in the background. Saving value may be a necessary element for the commercial use of Bitcoin, but the ultimate purpose it was created was to trade.
For more information about how Bitcoin's transactional use passes through a quiet renaissance, see this report.
