The guy in the video is wrong about the guy losing 170 million dollars because he bought two pizzas with bitcoin.

When he bought the pizzas 10,000 bitcoin was worth two pizzas. He didn't lose anything, he gained two pizzas for something that had very little value at the time.

You can't live your life not buying pizza just in case next year you might be able to buy three pizzas. Life is not for saving, life is for living.

You play the hand that you have been dealt now, not the hand that you might get dealt in the future.

So I'm saving some SBD, I'm investing some SBD and as soon as I get the finally piece in place to get SBD into my bank account, I'll be spending SBD.

If the price goes to the moon, I win (not as big as i might have, but I still win).
If the price stays as it is, I win.
If the price goes down i win, because when it was high(er) I used it to make my life better, more fun, to buy toys, experiences etc.

And by doing this I feel it adds value to SBD. It's not just a token for the sake of it, i can get it out of Steemit and use it to buy stuff - turn it into real goods and services and experiences.

That ADDS HUGE value to Steemit, because it shows that this is not a scam, it's not a waste of time, and anyone who works at it can reap the benefits of it.

@papa-pepper is a case in point on that. (as are others who have spent some of their earnings on real world things)

So don't be afraid to use your SBD (power it up if you want, or convert to STEEM or buy pizza) - it's money. It's job is to buy things, let it do it's job.

The more it does a good job the more value it has, the more value you can get from it.