My arguments is even less generous and more applicable if you scope it only to BTC. Bitcoin as a common currency is basically a non existent use case for most p

My arguments is even less generous and more applicable if you scope it only to BTC. Bitcoin as a common currency is basically a non existent use case for most people. So let me amend my argument: It seems like as time goes on, bitcoin specifically, has seen decreased general use as anything but a speculative greater-fool investment. As far as I can tell, the only people that use bitcoin as a currency are 1. trying to prove a point, or 2. doing illegal shit. That used to be less true 5 years ago. Why would square drive mainstream usage? Square needs people on both sides of the transaction to have already adopted in order to drive business.