Bitcoin supports reversible transaction, if you don&#x27;t trust the vendor, it&#x27;s not that hard to use a trusted escrow service.<p>I agree bitcoin does have its flaws, economically bitcoin behaves like a commodity, which might hinder consumer adoption. There are ways to get around that, you could potentially issue a anonymous currency of sorts backed by bitcoin, with a fixed exchange change rate. So, the prices could remain relatively stable. May be that could drive consumer adoption.<p>TBH, I don&#x27;t know what bitcoin is going to look like in the next 10 years. It&#x27;s like the internet all over again. Just like the internet, bitcoin value doesn&#x27;t necessarily come from the underlying utility as a transaction platform or in case of the internet TCP&#x2F;IP, but from its distributed , permissionless and decentralized nature of governance. We know for a fact, that&#x27;s what drives innovation.