No were not, because very few transactions require an escrow. I do 90% of my in person transactions without an escrow using cash. These transactions can be repl

No were not, because very few transactions require an escrow. I do 90% of my in person transactions without an escrow using cash. These transactions can be replaced with crypto for a very very small fee, negligible compared to the card processing fee. The essense here is that currently a card transaction is like an escrow transaction, but most tranactions don't require that level of security, notably in person transactions. And thats where cryto is a next level tech, it can func in the same way as current card transactions and it can also operate at almost the transaction cost of cash.