And it's the biggest(by operating revenue) market in the world, what's your point?

Apologies, I thought I was being clear. A payment system that lets people transfer unlimited amounts of value to 14x more people than SEPA (presuming internet access), without censorship, irreversibly, and effectively for free, has, it seems to me, substantial value.

Even if it's less useful than, say, access to SEPA, it'd have to be 14x less valuable to break even (again, presuming internet access available to everyone, which isn't a thing yet).

> irreversibly

People think that's a feature until they don't.

Does the SEPA network use >1.0 Argentina worth of electricity to operate?