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Original archived Re: How Much Has Bitcoin’s Role Changed in the Wake of Utility-Driven Altcoins?
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Over the years, Bitcoin has gone from an experimental idea to a globally recognized store of value. But lately, it feels like the spotlight is shifting. In 2025, more developers, startups, and even mainstream businesses seem to be building on altcoins like Solana and Cardano — not Bitcoin.
Most countries do not even take a look at altcoins. If you will notice recent news, it is all bitcoin bitcoin bitcoin. 
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/01/10/bhutan-s-crypto-reserve-could-pave-way-for-economic-growth-in-other-countries
https://dig.watch/updates/china-and-russia-turn-to-bitcoin-for-energy-transactions
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/news/bitcoin-price-steady-at-95000-as-us-bitcoin-etfs-see-591-million-inflowsQuote
Can Bitcoin remain dominant without offering more utility?
First of all, I do not believe bitcoin to not have any utility at all. But I believe it offers more than what other coins can't: utility, safety, and profit. Bitcoin is decentralized. It has grown to be popular. Moreover, it has been here a long time offering investors a sense of safety. I will not worry about bitcoin's state. It is not bitcoin that needs to catch up with other coins.