Well that is the goal and purpose of cryptocurrencies in general.
But, do you really think bitcoin is ready for that? We already know it's limits and weaknesses. The moment the network clogs, transaction fees skyrocket and speed gets really slow. Add that to a very volatile nature, it's no surprise that users and markets find it hard to use it as a payment system. We know these numbers, and guess what, that's nowhere near the numbers we'll reach if people use it, say, in amazon or even smaller online markets.
The development is just extremely slow. I do like to see cryptocurrencies do what it's meant to do, but I guess we'll still have to wait a couple more years for that.
This is true, Just because statistics show that hodlers are the ones that become the most impactful during price declines, doesn't mean we should just let the hodlers do their job while we sit here and relax, we all should take measures to ensure bitcoin's comeback, this cannot be done by one man alone, the industry needs us. All of us.