Ah ok so moving goal posts now. There is very much seamless transactions.
A peer to peer electronic cash system is what it was meant to be, and that it is.
You defining seamless to mean a total replacement of the U.S. dollar is not the same thing and not what Bitcoin was meant to replace. That’s just a pipe dream for people that want to get rid of the banks. Which isn’t likely happening.
I would call that fringe transaction, which has been its only use case until now. Not to mention the tens of thousands of meme coins, which Grok says consists of an estimated $124 billion in capital, devalues the original concept. You posted a chart earlier that shows individuals are giving up on bitcoin while corporations are adopting it. Is it going to be for B2B sales? Is it for underground exchange of money without IRS oversight? Which coin does it best?
It's all too convoluted, and will collapse under its own weight when the time is right imo. Ironically, if they would have kept the standard closed source, you wouldn't have all the copycat coins that polluted the original idea.