I'd like to see people actually spending it day to day items, rather than hoarding it or spending it on blackmarket/illegal goods. There's a claim that people s

I'd like to see people actually spending it day to day items, rather than hoarding it or spending it on blackmarket/illegal goods. There's a claim that people send money home to families in other countries, but I don't see how that could be trillions? And when pressed, enthusiasts hide behind "third world" claims. No one is buying groceries with it. No one is buying commodities with it. People are buying it to get rich. Even in El Salvador, it failed immediately because the transaction fees were too high and the stipend given to citizens swung in value too radically. I will be convinced when people are buying groceries with it and not trying to become crypto mill/billionaires overnight.