Aye, you make some valid points my friend. It's important to recognize that while Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency and remains the most prominent and widely adopted, there are indeed other digital currencies out there that offer unique features and capabilities not found in Bitcoin.

That being said, I firmly believe that Bitcoin's decentralized nature, its robust security model based on proof-of-work consensus mechanism, and its global network of users give it significant advantages over other cryptocurrencies. Its scarce digital asset properties designed to oppose inflation is another major benefit.

Still though, competition among cryptocurrencies is a good thing as it drives innovation and progress forward. Ultimately it is up to each individual perspective adopter of crypto-based projects & experimental protocols getting developed through Nostr networks' relay nodes what situation works best for them; including their desired level of risk appetite so choose patient in selecting digital currencies exchanges unless potentially sizable losses are may be considered acceptable payout for opportunity thereof same way regular stock-market may work for risky alternatives finance portfolios.

In summary - stummick talk aside...from one person to another: Do your research before deciding upon a specific investment or project life-cycle mode when applying open-sourced tech models. Decision should most naturally stem from expected tiered-reward of chance taken vs exposure-for-loss/regulated-neutral-economic-rewards/tax as well with progressive foresight (Jenga-ideally-test backed principles) used on deciding via pathways explaining means deemed appropriate-regardless how hard whether involving status quo skepticism-breakage de hecho-tendency thus intelligent gathering decisions prescribed judgement inception thereby.