17 years after Bitcoin. People still need sound money that isn't debased to fund wars and corruption

What was true in 2017 is true today.

BTC won't be money for the masses unless it is scaled to accommodate a huge volume of transactions. Its developers have refused to do this for the last 9 years (more, if we add the blocksize war years from 2014-2017).

The recent XBT fork even downgraded the transactional capacity by about two thirds, making it even more impossible to become a useful global currency.

There are still blockchains that fight to give the people what they need:

Decentralized sound money without gatekeepers, aka p2p electronic cash.

In the short term, we will see the rollout of CBDCs and the introduction of even more absurd restrictions on the use of physical cash.

Banks are still fighting Satoshi's invention, but oddly they are increasing the need for it like never before.