Why don’t more people use Bitcoin?

It’s one of the world’s largest assets, with a market cap of over $2.2 trillion. Bitcoin is divisible – you can spend tiny fractions of it at a time, in even smaller units than traditional dollars and cents. It takes 100 million satoshis to make one Bitcoin. Since Bitcoin is highly divisible, liquid, and valuable, why isn’t it more commonly used in everyday transactions?

That’s just one of the questions Bitcoin developers face. The answers expose some of the problems with Bitcoin’s existing architecture and demonstrate how Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) could be the answer.

Bitcoin’s Speed and Scalability Gap

Despite being the largest cryptocurrency by market cap, Bitcoin’s Layer 1 has significant limitations. For example, it can only process around 7 tran

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