Priced at 1 or 2 or 5 EUR will not save the bitcoin.
Let me try to make this as simple as possible and paint you a simple picture.
Lets say you mine for sand and no one in the world uses this sand. Is your sand worth something?
NO, it is not!
You can say: "Oh, but I used a big and really expensive excavator for digging! Wasted assloads of diesel fuel etc"
So what?! It makes your sand no more useful and it adds no _value_ to it because cost IS NOT value.
Lets say now, you drop the price of your freshly mined sand to 10 but your sand is still useless. It has no real use in the real world.
Now you panic and drop the price to 1. Can this sand be now be used in the real world? Nothing has changed so answer is NO.
As you can see, lowering the price of something, that has no use, will not create value to it.
What makes this whole story even more absurd is this, that you keep mining. Buying bigger and bigger excavators and wasting more and more resources. Your sand is still useless.
What to do? How to fix this problem? Only way you can add to your sand is by figuring out a way it can be used for something useful. Something that real world needs and can actually use. I started a new thread for this:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=42027.0You are comparing apples and oranges.
Everyone can get sand, there is no limit to the amount.
Fact is, nice sand is valuable since a beach with it attracts tourists.
And you are also saying you dont know what you can use Bitcoins for?
So instant worldwide anonymous transactions with record low fee. Is not useful to a lot of people?
Or knowing that noone can print more money than a set limit is not useful.
There are also over the counter payment solutions on their way.