Nowadays Cash is indeed king for everything in fulfilling wants and needs. But I believe and believe that soon cash will no longer be king because cash has many problems, starting from inflation and others. Then every problem there will be a solution to overcome it.
Therefore Bitcoin or Cryptocurrency Assets can't be created if the cash financial system is correct. Times have changed, some that are no longer 'Relate' will surely go away. Why subscribe to newspapers if we can access the latest news every minute from electronic media or Twitter at any time? Yes, that's the point. If Bitcoin is just waiting for its adoption anyway, but indeed the road will be steep to replace a system that has been hundreds of years not easy. other examples such as the State of El Salvador has adopted bitcoin as a legal currency for transactions, why? Yes, because the technology will make it easier for us.
Well, do you mean we're going to get rid of cash altogether? It will happen, but it won't happen anytime soon, and we need a lot of time to get rid of cash altogether. But I doubt to think that bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency will replace the role of fiat in our economy. Like it or not, that will never happen, and I bet and believe that CBDC will be an alternative to fiat, not bitcoin.
Have you ever learned about the economy of El Salvador? Why does only El Salvador accept bitcoin as a legal tender and not any major country? It's not about technology, it's a gamble by President Nayib Bukele when their economy is on the verge of default, and they use bitcoin as a last resort. Moreover, their acceptance of bitcoin received great traction from the crypto community, but it did not generate any interest with other countries.
Bitcoin will be legalized worldwide, and it's only a matter of time, but turning it into a currency will never happen.
I see where you're coming from, but I feel you're falling into the trap of assuming the future will be just an extension of the present. Today's norm isn't tomorrow's certainty. As for El Salvador, no argument there, it's a bold move, perhaps even desperate, but sometimes it's the underdogs who change the game. Nayib Bukele's bet might not attract any country right now, but it has definitely stirred up a conversation, hasn't it?
Now about CBDCs, you're right on the money (pun intended), they might replace fiat, not Bitcoin. But isn't that fascinating? If CBDCs can replace fiat, why can't a decentralized digital currency like Bitcoin? The transition won't happen overnight, and maybe it won't happen at all, but let's not be so quick to dismiss the possibilities. The world of finance is more of a stadium than a chessboard; a lot can happen in the blink of an eye.