I think bitcoin's purpose is now more as an investment asset than as a transactional currency. It is also true that the government restricts it and makes it inaccessible to the public. Sanctions on the economy also have a significant impact on it, so it can be seen that gas fees have increased and the transaction speed has slowed down. But positively speaking, from the time bitcoin was born until now, its impact on other traditional assets has been huge. The fact that inflation is trying to kill fiat money is an opportunity for bitcoin to rise and become a new force in the economy.
I agree with your arguments with the captioned subject. Although, it is important to adapt to the changing conditions and business requirements of the present time. On this matter and the trading strategy, there is still much work to be done. Mainly it depends upon the economic stability of a country and the policies which governs by the government about the free trade of cryptos. It is quite easy way to pay BTC against your needs and requirements. What we need now is to move away from traditional requirements and turn to advanced system. If it became legal in under developed countries, it will be convenient to pay BTC.