It is they that governments recognize as legal means of payment and if we want to change that, we have to convince governments to accept cryptos as a means of payments, but do not get into fights like: "cryptos VS credit cards" because it will only make things worse
Convincing the outside world that Bitcoin is a great means of payments is done by using it as such, not by speculating like a bunch of empty headed baboons. Most people say they want to see Bitcoin replace fiat, but they don't actually mean it, they just echo the general sentiment within this ecosystem to be cool and hope that their bags will pump.
Fiat isn't all that bad as day to day currency as long as you avoid debt. Money should be spent without thinking about unit values, and that's one heck of an aspect crypto in its entirety needs to catch up on. As long as fiat has that advantage over Bitcoin, I will continue using fiat more as a day to day currency. Bitcoin is more a currency of the internet in that regard, and that's fine too.
