There are two kinds of transitions, all at once or progressively. As it stands, we are in a progressive phase where businesses and people who value their time and energy adopt the bitcoin standard. The abrupt way would be something a kin to el Salvador but they aren't looking too bad; how ever you feel about their dictator doesn't matter because it's safe and prosperous ( from the outside looking in at least).
I really do picture small businesses and owners of small businesses and individuals adopting a Bitcoin standard because they're not going to want to pay the high fees and taxes. It's the only thing that makes sense to anyone that wants to get ahead and beat the current rate of inflation, if you believe the current CPI Which is probably double what they've told us.
It's only gonna remain gradual, until people start catching on, and then it's gonna be like a landslide of people that just adopt it. Kind of like when social media took off and myspace took off and YouTube and Instagram and Facebook and you know, all these other platforms ; TikTok. That kind of exponential growth in something that involves money, I don't think we've ever seen it at the scale at which it'll go.
The point of sales systems are already out and can be introduced into any of the current point sale systems and businesses. So it wouldn't be like changing from cash to putting in, you know, credit card readers and all these other complex things. When switching from analog to digital, all of the things that are digital that are in place can just be swapped for the bitcoin systems that are being built now. So it wouldn't be as drastic as changing from cash to putting in credit card readers and all these other complex digital systems like we did in the past. We would just integrate the PoS that we have for lighting and keep scaling it out.