Jack Dorsey Warns: Bitcoin Risks Failure Without Everyday Use

Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter and CEO of Block Inc., believes Bitcoin could lose relevance if it doesn't evolve into a practical payment method.
His stance contrasts with the widely accepted view of Bitcoin as a long-term store of value or “digital gold.”
Dorsey expressed his thoughts on the Presidio Bitcoin podcast, emphasizing the need for Bitcoin to be useful for everyday transactions rather than just an emergency fund or speculative asset. He argued that if the cryptocurrency remains limited to being held and forgotten, it risks becoming irrelevant.
Reflecting on Bitcoin’s origins, Dorsey pointed out that the cryptocurrency has drifted from its initial goal as envisioned by its creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, who described it as a peer-to-peer electronic cash system. Dorsey believes that the community should refocus on practical, fast, secure payment solutions, staying true to that original concept.
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He also addressed Bitcoin’s notorious price swings, suggesting that widespread adoption could lead to more stability. Despite Dorsey’s call for practical use, institutional interest in Bitcoin remains strong. Over the past two months, there has been a noticeable increase in large holders, with 76 new entities acquiring over 1,000 BTC each, reflecting ongoing investment despite the currency’s volatility.
Currently, Bitcoin is facing downward pressure, with the price dropping below $80,000 amid broader market struggles. Trading volume has surged by 250%, indicating heightened activity during this downturn. Despite this, demand for Bitcoin investment products, like ETFs, remains robust, signaling that many still view it primarily as an asset rather than a currency.









