Hi! Also new here. Nice to meet ya! This is a fair point. I’ll counter just to say—most people’s lived experiences still take place in the context of fiat money. Rent, groceries, taxes, vacations—it’s all mostly still fiat. Adoption of sound money (imo, the most important part, however that looks when stable), yes, we should advocate for. And still, people have to live in the world.

I could imagine someone with little in the way of extra finances or someone closer to retirement feeling a little nervous when the prices fall quite a lot, and that would make sense. It would seem to me to be as much about someone’s time preferences/needs as wider adoption.