Usage of bitcoin statistics are available since epoch. Blockchain advocates always seem to forget about the public nature of blockchain when I bring up adoption

Usage of bitcoin statistics are available since epoch. Blockchain advocates always seem to forget about the public nature of blockchain when I bring up adoption. Look at a blockchain explorer. It’s all right there. Your references to the UI/UX nightmare that still is blockchain only further highlight my points. The surveys are hilarious. Setting up an account on Coinbase with an email address to trade on their internal order book has nothing to do with blockchain. It could just as easily be swapping virtual poker chips on a gambling website. Yet in a survey that counts as “blockchain”. I generously “plucked” 2017 because that’s what you put forth as a best-case date to start triggering adoption. Yet here we are. Timeline matters (though not a race) because blockchain is a doomsday preacher - “it’s about to happen” and then it never does.