That’s narrow minded. Listen, I love BTC. I buy it every week. But do you not think there’s value in a network that can scale on the base layer? Especially when the stable coin market cap has grown exponentially over the last few years and the Treasury has run out of bond buyers? Those stable coins have to be sent on some rails, and the L1 that sends them the fastest and cheapest will win that market share. Saylor himself is saying that BTC isn’t a digital currency. It’s a store of value. There’s a world for both. So saying that BTC is already “there”, puts “there” in the same place. It’s just not so. Mark Twain said it isn’t what you don’t know that gets you in trouble, it’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so. Look at objectively and remove the religious dogma.