Yes BSV is very very cheap... https://x.com/CsTominaga/sta…

Thank you for this, it's a genuinely fair and honest explanation, and I appreciate you laying it out so plainly.
Can I just ask a couple of honest questions, because I think you've actually helped me understand something?
You list the things companies come to BSV for — logistics records, EDI messages, supply-chain data, enterprise processes, testing, workflows. All real, all useful, and I take your point completely that it's cheap and that's a genuine advantage.
So my question is simply this: in that list of what businesses actually use it for, where would peer-to-peer cash sit? Is it in there somewhere, or is it fair to say the main use today is data and enterprise testing rather than one person paying another?
And if it is mostly data and enterprise — and you might be right that that's exactly what businesses want — then would you say the chain has found a different job from the one on the front of the white paper? Not a worse job, just a different one?
I'm genuinely asking, because if the real use is data, then maybe you and I actually agree more than it looks. I'd just want to understand it honestly.