> Its not a commodity it's a currency. I don't see how this is justifiable at this point. With rampant speculation, $30+ transaction fees, the slow nature of t

> Its not a commodity it's a currency. I don't see how this is justifiable at this point. With rampant speculation, $30+ transaction fees, the slow nature of the network, devs who keep putting off dealing with the slow nature, forking, etc...