Also even if fiat curremcy is gone...right now the crypto wallets are difficult to use it should be simple as your online banking app then it can be mainstream use case.
I am in complete agreement. But then there are some issues such as eliminating core functionalities of Bitcoin. Signing messages, Replace By Fee, Custom Fee (sat/byte or sat/vByte), Change Addresses, Confirmations and all of that. You have to hide all of it if you want a wallet to be as easy to use as a banking app is. But then what do you have? An app that only shows inputs, outputs, transaction ID, fee and a little check mark for when the transaction has over 3 confirmations?
It could be possible. I think the most straight forward app to use was Bread Wallet, which now got purchased by Coinbase. I used it a few times before but I could not handle the missing core features I mentioned above. What someone could do however is, they could create a very basic wallet with all features mentioned above missing until you activate some sort of Advanced version of the app.
I could not agree more with you, we need a very newbie friendly Wallet. On the other hand, people should stop being so darn lazy and start doing your own research. Bitcoin, and about any feature I mentioned earlier that it has, require just under 5 minutes each to understand what, why and how. I doubt the average person does not get what Signing Messages are for and how they work if they quickly Google it. I doubt they would not understand Change Addresses. I doubt they would not understand what a Confirmation is. They are just lazy and comfortable with what their TV is telling them to think.
Even the fiat can end its the people who choose what they want to use it the btc volatility not good point either most if people are not with financial background neither tech background they can not understood the usecase or value of btc the volatility scare them.
Second is the fud btc price moves according fud or market manipulation too much people who looking for solid assets not even consider gold to play with but stocks of the real company or oil gas shares or energy wich has real value of needing.
Would argue this is caused by Bitcoin still being partially immature for now. We need time until the majority starts to understand why Bitcoin exists and actual facts about it, not what the mainstream media wants them to hear. Once the majority gets it, we will move so much easier through adoption and all. Imagine Bitcoin exists for 40 years, which is 10 halvings, and every single time a halving occurs the same cycle happens. Bitcoin crashes again, and then recovers to All Time Highs. The longer this history goes for, the more people will understand it is just part of the Bitcoin ecosystem, part of its market and nothing else. It has been said so many times before that Bitcoin is dying and yet here it is.
Stable coins...well they are good but until you can t use them in your bank app mobile banking then its unlikely most people will even bother to open binance account or any other exchange. The knowledge wich usdt or other stable coin uses wich blockchain...it confuses also many people the interface of crypto and use tools still not easy to understood for the many people.
Here, I disagree. Stable coins are only good until stuff like Terra's complete disintegration happens. They are good for very short term usage when you need to buy an Altcoin and there is no direct parity between your coin and the Altcoin you want. So you go Your Coin > USD Stable coin > Altcoin. Otherwise, Fiat Stable coins are I must say pretty much unnecessary really and a time ticking bomb, just like Terra was. If you want Fiat, then just use Fiat parities which, I would argue, even these are time ticking bombs.
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