Add in all the costs of the Bitcoin infrastructure to Bitcoin's usage, too - exchanges and so on. And then you still have an instrument so unstable that you can

Add in all the costs of the Bitcoin infrastructure to Bitcoin's usage, too - exchanges and so on. And then you still have an instrument so unstable that you can't actually buy anything with it; Steam discontinued BTC purchasing recently because the system is unusable for retail. So you still need that fiat money infrastructure to, you know, pay for anything.