We need lower fees. We need shorter transaction times.
Only thing, that is keeping us back is lobby of BTC miners, that are currenctly happy with BTC fees.
That's funny because the Bitcoin Core team just decide to postpone the hard fork block size increase indefinitely.
BTC is only economically worthwhile if you are sending transactions of $70 or more (or roughly 0.01 BTC). Then the average tx fee is about 4%. This beats PayPal's tx fee of 5%, and Western Union's by even greater amounts. If you are trying to send less than that, I highly recommend switching over to DOGE, because the fee will ALWAYS remain 1 DOGE. Which is super effin' cheap btw.
Its just a bit of a pain in the butt because then you have to instantly cash out your DOGE for BTC, and then BTC to your local fiat of choice.
I still firmly believe that every DOGE will have its day, even if inflationary rates remain a psychological problem for some.