I disagree here, first about fees for transactions there was a lot of FUD these days about the fees, but if you look right now the mining difficulty adjusted and now its back to normal, the time per block, and the fee cost, even with high fees near 10$ still better than any Bank transaction for big transactions, bitcoin is not made to pay 1 dollar for a soda, that is for other networks.
Bitcoin is not a bad network, it focuses on decentralization and security, not scalability, even Hive that I see it as a good network is not as decentralized as Bitcoin simply because of PoW, it cost more but gives more security and decentralization, the cost of speed and scalability, but to end I'm not saying is going to be the MAIN network in the future, but the FUD right now makes no sense.
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