Hello

Thanks to everyone for the comments, I will try to answer everyone in a single post:

1. My examples with ETH, BNB are not limited only to them, other altcoins are also often managed, somewhere by the community, somewhere personally (by the council) of the creators, but in any case, this control is similar or similar to the monetary policy of Central Banks. Somewhere the currency has inflation and is trying to fight it (as now in updates code in ETH), somewhere deflation, burning tokens like BNB, somewhere in other ways, but this is a monetary policy, similar, somewhere more, somewhere less, lik monetary policy Central Banks

2. The real use of BTC as a means of payment for mass use is impossible due to long blocks and expensive commission. Nobody will pay even a $ 1 commission for each of the tens of daily payments for real goods / services, in order to pay tens of $ commissions a day. At the same time, taking into account the sometimes increase in cost transaction to $ 100 or more, with massive payments, total commissions per day can exceed a person's monthly income.
It is thanks to the monetary policy of BNB that the commission there costs 0.1-0.6 cents, and ETH also strives for this, by updating the code of "Berlin", "London" and way to PoS. Moreover, the speed of the final Bitcoin blocks of 60 minutes or more is also unacceptable for the real currency of daily mass payments. Only cryptocurrencies with a monetary policy and the ability to regulate the speed of transactions and the price of transactions, as well as the issue of tokens (printing or burning) that can become real currencies, and not just means of accumulation and speculation. And this is already confirmed by the crypto economy, where ETH, BNB, SOL and other currencies are used in the DeFi and NFT market, and if BTC is used, it is only wrapped, similar to the gold "wrapped" in ballances fiat currencies in clasic economy.

3.The given up examples of technical differences between Bitcoin and Altcoins are like the physical difference between Gold and Paper. Yes, Bitcoin has technical differences, both advantages for stability and the low speed and high price of the commission, and it is these technical differences that make it a crypto-gold, and not a currency of mass payments. At the same time, unlike Gold, Bitcoin also has a minimal monetary policy same of the Central Bank, in terms of updating the code by the decentralized community

And the minimal monetary policy BTC (at least in terms of limiting the 21m emission and support for this by those who update the code and adopt it), and the large monetary policy of ETH, BNB and other Alcoins, confirms that the idealistic ideas of libertarians are good for initial popularization, but not acceptable for real MASSMARKET use of world currency.

My post is that noone cannot do without classical monetary rules and economic policy in fiat and in crypto economy.

P.S. Sorry for possible spelling inaccuracies, as English is not my native language.