Solana made me interested in cryptocurrency because it is actually possible to use it as a medium of exchange in theory. I say in theory because a volatile cryptocurrency isn't exactly what I have in mind when I think of a currency used for payments and business.
There is RAI which is an algorithmic stablecoin on Ethereum which fails to scale.
I can imagine a world where in 10 years people figured out how to build a price level targeting cryptocurrency with neither inflation nor deflation on a platform which is fast enough to process every day payments and which people in developing countries adopt to minimize volatility and avoid inflation in their national currency.
Those days are far into the future and they have absolutely nothing, nothing to do with Bitcoin. Maybe Ethereum if they solve the scalability problems. Maybe Solana if they build a RAI inspired stablecoin. Maybe a completely different platform but certainly not Bitcoin.
I'm not sure what you're saying here. You basically made the point that these other technologies don't work (especially Solana, which is a centralized mess that has required multiple network halts to fix issues), but for some unspecified reason Bitcoin isn't the solution (despite working exactly as intended for ~5000 days straight now without interruption).
There is RAI which is an algorithmic stablecoin on Ethereum which fails to scale.
I can imagine a world where in 10 years people figured out how to build a price level targeting cryptocurrency with neither inflation nor deflation on a platform which is fast enough to process every day payments and which people in developing countries adopt to minimize volatility and avoid inflation in their national currency.
Those days are far into the future and they have absolutely nothing, nothing to do with Bitcoin. Maybe Ethereum if they solve the scalability problems. Maybe Solana if they build a RAI inspired stablecoin. Maybe a completely different platform but certainly not Bitcoin.