I completely agree with you on this point. The original vision of Bitcoin, as outlined in Satoshi Nakamoto's whitepaper, was to facilitate peer-to-peer transactions for buying and selling goods and services online. However, today, Bitcoin is mostly used for speculative purposes, such as buying, holding, and selling to other users. In its current state, Bitcoin falls short of being a global currency, as it is not widely accepted as a form of payment for everyday goods and services. Nevertheless, if Bitcoin were to become a widely accepted payment method globally, it could potentially lead to a reduction in inflation.