That is true.
Companies would be really distancing themselves with cryptocurrencies, not all of them though. As far as I know, there are some companies that pay their employees with Bitcoin and being taxed. It will just circle there I think. In our country, people will be worrying about it since it is labeled as a scam and these scammers are using these cryptocurrencies as an escape route with their ploys. If people are not educated about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, that will continue to happen.
That's certainly true, mate. While the number of companies using Bitcoin as payment method is low, it's hoped that adoption will increase over time as people become aware of the cryptocurrency within the mainstream world. It's up to us to "deliver the message" in order to attract as much people into Bitcoin as we can. With increased demand, comes increased adoption. It's no wonder why most companies have been away from Bitcoin and crypto in general because of their extremely low adoption worldwide (aside from being unstable in price). Regulation is necessary in order to bring legitimacy to the entire crypto/Blockchain space.
Considering that Bitcoin is still volatile in price and not scalable for the world, people are unable to use it as a currency today. Maybe sometime in the future, Bitcoin will be used as a currency if developers pave the way for scalable solutions (like the Lightning Network) to transform the Blockchain in its entirety. Of course, it's now possible to send Bitcoin payments at a fraction of the cost using the Lightning Network. But the solution is still not ready for widespread use within the mainstream world. Some time is needed to allow Bitcoin to grow in development and innovation. Only then, people will be able to use Bitcoin as a currency more thoroughly instead of hoarding it like a store of value.
Nonetheless, there are many ways for us to get people to use Bitcoin as a currency for their daily lives. As long as we introduce the benefits of Bitcoin to the world, the time will come where people in mass will adopt the pioneer cryptocurrency as a real currency for daily payments. There's no rush in this, since Bitcoin has been doing fine after all these years. Remember, "slow and steady wins the race". Bitcoin may have been slow at scaling for the world, but in the end it'll win the race as it's doing everything in the most decentralized way possible (unlike other cryptos like BCH and BSV). Which is why, I believe that sooner or later Bitcoin will become used as a serious currency for the whole mainstream world to enjoy. Just my thoughts