It's clearly not being adopted as money. Looking at the fact that fees are virtually non-existent while roughly 70% of scarce block space is not even financial transactions, the only conclusion one can reach is that Bitcoin is objectively failing at it's original mission statement of a peer-to-peer electronic cash system.

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That's a fair critique of the original vision, though I think the evolution into a settlement layer is a different kind of success. (Feel free to take a look at my pinned post for our story in Gaza.)
You're not a bitcoiner, regardless if you hold some UTXOs or not. A lot of people for inpatient with the rate of adoption, and instead of doing the hard work they started looking for shortcuts like simping for Wall Street adoption. If I have to fork Suitcoin™ to get the mission back on track then so be it. At least I have principles. The nihilism of the Coretards is disgusting and I no longer want to be associated with these losers. Suitcoin will likely have a higher fiat exchange rate for a long time and I'm fine with that too. I never got into Bitcoin to get rich. If that was my goal then I never would have spent so much of it over the years.