The problem is that most of the people in crypto see Bitcoin as an asset like a stock to invest in and then sell later. No one even thinking about the future of Bitcoin as means of currency. Bitcoin was created NOT as an asset, we use it as one, it was created to solve a banking problem and create money of freedom that can't be faked and printed. And somehow people are literally forgotten about this whole point of Bitcoin.
You have a point but people seeing Bitcoin as an asset is never a problem unless you either don't understand that for Bitcoin to achieve the purpose of it creation it has to be used as an asset and as currency. Besides, the currency network congestion won't makes most people use BTC as currency.
I created a thread asking people what they think bitcoin will stabilize enough to become a currency for people to use and literally everyone said to me that it's an asset and it will never stabilize. And, don't get me wrong, sounds logical and I agree with that.
But if we treat Bitcoin like this, why are we waiting for the "mass adoption" and want businesses to accept Bitcoin that is not stable in any means to use it as a currency?
I am starting to think you only see BTC as a currency and you never see its asset potential which is the reason why the recent businesses that invested in BTC invest in it and it is also the exact one that will trigger adoption, not the potential of it being used as payment.
Another big problem is that everything in crypto spaces becomes centralized. Recently I tried to sell my crypto without KYC and I didn't find any good platforms to do it! Just think about it...nowadays you need to pass KYC to sell crypto without high fees. That's crazy.
Not everything in crypto becomes centralized if you know the no KYC exchange like
Crypton exchange which was created by anonymous focus project called UtopiaP2P.
You can also check the list on
KYCnot.