I feel like you're not understanding me. Zero vendors in Indonesia accept bitcoins as payment. Full stop. Do not pass Go, do not collect $100. This isn't about obedience to fiat overlords. This is about the adoption curve, and the ability of scared politicians to leverage their power to make the environment more difficult for Bitcoin to succeed. How are you going to tell an Indonesian or expat in Indonesia that only buying and holding bitcoins is not the way, they need to spend it for everything when, literally no one (because of a law) accepts it as payment. The only solution for someone with your ideals is to run away to somewhere where people can't tell you what to do, but that isn't a solution for everyone, to run and hide. Some people find themselves in a country where Bitcoin adoption is extremely limited. Whether due to laws or not, and so they end up needing access to some fiat for spending for basic needs. Things like power, food, gas, hospital bills etc efc.