I agree, taking into account todays society.
But your second point is only valid for people that don’t live in a Bitcoin standard. Gradually, there are more and more people measuring their wealth on sats
And your third point is only valid for KYC, State-compliant transactions. Which is something that’s voluntary. Of course, buying a property with Bitcoin without the tax authorities knowing that will be difficult, but for smaller purchases there’s nothing stopping people from doing it
