Personally bitcoins biggest problem isn't this shit his talking about, it's the fact that those who already have the ends meet will always have the ends meet!

To buttress the biggest financial players will always be the biggest even though bitcoin has offered the normies the opportunity to evolve from theiir current financial status, bitcoin is falling into the hands of those who are financiay manipulators.

Even though is correct in what he's saying yet it's not bitcoins biggest problem, I think that bitcoin is not even for the normal guy, it's for those who are tired of the fiat system or how the centralised system is handled they can now opt for the alternative currency, since bitcoin is not in competition with fiat but an alternative to those who seek freedom.

When you truly understand Bitcoin deeply, you realize that its adoption is not optional.
I came to this understanding by reading books and watching podcasts with economists and experts like Saifedean Ammous.his isn’t like deciding whether to buy an iPhone  which has no real consequences for your future.
Bitcoin is more like gunpowder if you don’t adopt gunpowder and keep fighting with arrows and swords, you will be defeated.
If you don’t adopt Bitcoin, you will stay poor.

Watch this video  in just a few minutes, Saifedean Ammous explains it all very clearly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZmU6qyWYlo

Isn't this where civilization is heading? Social networks with their 15-second videos or two-line posts have completely weaned some people off reading anything longer than five minutes. What kind of education can we talk about if people sit in their gadgets for days in their virtual reality, and reading books is replaced by a short summary from an AI tool, not always with the right content?

That's right, the strongest survives, the one who understands what the lack of desire to achieve something leads to.

The widespread use of the remote control without getting up from the couch, the so-called "smart home," completely turns society into a lazy and stupid crowd, into a society that believes in news that is convenient for those who want to make society obedient, without the desire for their freedom of choice.

This is the strangest thing I have heard, Crypto-currency platform not being user friendly. I have used several crypto-currency wallet, exchange and platform and not even one was complicated.
If anyone finds Crypto-currency platforms not user friendly then they will also find using a mobile banking app difficult as well.
The human mind is large and wants to learn new things, the excuse of crypto-currency not Being user friendly as a reason for less adoption is not correct.

While mass adoption isn't happening, the governments and corporates are investing in cryptos heavily. So regulation is indeed a huge problem. Another problem is heavy taxation. In many countries, crypto tax ranges from 20 - 50% which is enough to scare people away from it. The main problem is not tech.

The early adopters are good with tech and that's why they were able to navigate throught the challenging UI and operations. Right now, buying crypto is as simple as buying stocks. No one needs an extraordinary understanding of tech to adopt crypto today. That's my take of the current situation.

I don't agree with this. We live I an age where AI can do a lot of things people thought were impossible a few decades ago, so bitcoin didn't come too soon. Anyone who wants to know what Bitcoin is has a lot of opportunities to do that as long as they have access to the internet. Bitcoin is not something that everybody must use or own, but it's something anybody can own.

The bitcoin-related apps like exchanges and wallets are not more difficult to use than the likes of Facebook, YouTube, TikTok or other social media apps. The only difference is that these are finance apps, and you have to be extra careful or you'll lose your money if you make a mistake. Except you want to start building apps specifically for retards, I don't see how else you want to make it user-friendly, because from my point of view, the apps are very user-friendly to me, and even have things like tutorials in them to teach new users how to use them.

There are many reasons why the adoption rate of Bitcoin is not high, but I don't think the nature of the apps is a major factor.

Everyone is entitled to air out their opinions concerning cryptocurrencies, and I know very well that the more adoption of bitcoin the more the price increases in the market, what I meant for the price to increases through the adoption is that adoption that comes with investments, bitcoin started with small values but today bitcoin has become one of the largest  digital currency, we have to know that very well, because bitcoin investment is one among other investments, so in summary the way you understand bitcoin it's the way you will talk about bitcoin so if you understand bitcoin wrongly you will give a wrong quote of bitcoin, so that's what I understand from people's interpretation about bitcoin

I don't see the problem he is talking about, what i can actually understand is him trying to create a problem, trying to fix something that is not broken and still in perfect shape, trying to spread fud maybe.

Just like everything else, people who are interested in it take out their time to adapt and learn about it, that is common sense and this guy should know that, if you are interested in BTC, learn about it; if you want to ride a bike, learn how to do so. Using BTC does not even mean you understand its most technical concepts, the basics will get you started and going real good.

In crypto, there is never a time when you know everything.

You always learn and adapt. That's the charm of it, whether you like it or not, as the one exploring the space