Welcome to the age of custodial usage of Bitcoin.
Seriously examining the status quo.
1. Most people I know do not own any coins.
2. The majority of those who own coins don't use them.
3. The few who use them use it from one custodian to another or within a custodian like they would use fully KYC'ed PayPal
4. Then only me and some weired nostr dudes are left who (try to) use it non-custodially. Most of them use Monero nowadays (take a look at the stats)
Without non-custodial use BTC loses it's meaning.
If everybody in the system is optimising for off-chain solutions BTC will see a huge security problem in the not so distant future. That will create another shism between fixed supply coiners willing to sacrifice security and those who look for other solutions. The alternative is an exodus to a proven coin like Monero.
BTC doesn't exist in a vacuum and the pure existence of memecoins and pos coins should tell you that most don't know what this is all about. They don't care about decentralisation, they care about the lowest fees if the use it.