«It's simply a poor currency according to the metrics of price volatility, transaction verification speed and transaction fees.» Bitcoin critics like you alway

«It's simply a poor currency according to the metrics of price volatility, transaction verification speed and transaction fees.» Bitcoin critics like you always focus on temporary issues. All the points you list are either being solved or fundamentally solvable. It's like criticizing cars from the early 1900s and missing the point that, obviously, they, like Bitcoin, will improve over time. For example: • Volatility: on the long term it's declining because markets are getting deeper https://mobile.twitter.com/lsukernik/status/864920873718951937 https://mobile.twitter.com/lsukernik/status/8649208737189519... • Transaction verification speed: new technologies like Lightning Network make them instant; even a 0-conf non-RBF transaction is relatively safe to accept instantly for most use cases (eg. certainly safer than a CC transaction which can be fraudulently charged back.) • Transaction fees: solvable by off-chain technologies like Lightning, or by increasing the block size (Graphene or UTXO set commitments make this scalable).