What turned Bitcoin into primarily a capital asset rather than money, at least for now, was the decision to subject it to capital gains tax.
In the US in 2014 and the UK in 2018.
Every transaction became a taxable event. You cannot use something as money if spending it triggers a tax liability.
I find it extremely strange how little attention this gets from Bitcoiners but instead people want to criticise Saylor.
I have one question for the Bitcoin only and never Saylor/IBIT crowd.
What's the next best thing for people who don't care about being sovereign and don't want to self-custody their own Bitcoin?
That's even if they care about monetary debasement at all.
For me that looks like something like STRC.
More education is great but surely you accept by now that most will never care in the same way that you and I do.