It's getting harder to justify using BTC for simple transactions

Lately, it's becoming increasingly difficult to use BTC for everyday payments. The fees are often too high for small transactions, confirmations take time, and the overall experience is far from what "peer-to-peer cas" was supposed to be.

Many people have started looking into faster and cheaper alternatives, whether it's BCH, Solana, or other chains where fees are near zero and transactions are confirmed in seconds.

Out of curiosity, I started tracking new token launches on alternative ecosystems. On Bananagun, you can see real-time launches on Solana, including data like liquidity, volume, and holder count. It doesn't promote anything - it just displays raw info. I found it useful to monitor, especially if you're looking for projects where UX and speed actually matter.

Bitcoin still matters as infrastructure and a symbol, but if we want real-world usage, we need to focus more on functionality and not just theory.

Curious to hear what others think too.