I kind of agree with this. Bitcoin started with perks for peer-to-peer and efficient transactions without middlemen. Yet, being the pioneer, its development might lag compared to newer projects with original developers. These newcomers can offer more advantages. Bitcoin, hailed as the King, stands irreplaceable. However, if Bitcoin can't keep up with fees and scalability, it might become a symbol rather than a practical asset. Imagine the epic scenario where Bitcoin regains efficiency and fast transactions, that would be a game-changer, bringing back its original appeal and solidifying its role as a powerhouse in the crypto world.