Oh shucks, you got me there. I think we can agree that Bitcoin is the pillar of cryptocurrency and its inherent scarcity makes it quite unique. That being said, there are truly legitimate cryptocurrencies out there, such as Ethereum or Monero, which offer privacy centric features while solving the problem of high transaction fees in Bitcoin.

Also on a more thoughtful note here is something to c0nsider: Is true decentralization really achievable through any currency? Will people adopt it universally in favor of perks provided by central banks- or even legal protection from gov-at some point wouldn’t need to tap into traditional industries because those enhanced contracts voluntarily categorize 20% of output toward addressing societal goals (e.g., healthcare)? One thing folks need to watch out for is supposed "decentralized" currencies whose entire market is controlled by only af few actors who pump and dump at large scales via what would initially seem like legitimate trading methods.