That's a lot of smart words, but I just paid $7 in bitcoin to top up my Egyptian sim card (wi fi in the hotels is not existent over there, so you must use mobil

That's a lot of smart words, but I just paid $7 in bitcoin to top up my Egyptian sim card (wi fi in the hotels is not existent over there, so you must use mobile internet), using bitrefill and lightning. It took a few seconds to complete, I paid zero fees, I didnt have to divulge any information about myself nor to the vendor, nor to any bank or goverment. No registration, no validation, nothing. Vendor did not have to worry about my transaction being fraudulent or that it might be charged back for any reason. As to the volatility, I topped up my payment wallet with $100 some time ago, used it to pay for many things, and now it shows a balance equivalent of $800. I welcome such volatility. To me, this clearly shows the superiority of this form of money over previous forms.