Unfortunately, most Bitcoin users currently are investors who store Bitcoin to capitalize on price differences over time. Most of them don't know that Bitcoin is designed as a payments system, but how many actually use this feature? I don't think it's a large percentage, especially with the emergence of other cryptocurrencies better suited for small, everyday payments. At top of these cryptocurrencies are stablecoins, which are primarily pegged to the US dollar, making them popular for everyday use. Furthermore, many trading platforms offer payment services that do not require fees for internal transfers. All of these reasons are driving users, including experienced users, to abandon Bitcoin as an electronic payment system.