Some crypto like USDC and Matic have no volatility and are actually meant to be used as currency rather than day traded. Those are pegged to the US $, and if that gets as volatile as BTC the world is fucked and would have bigger problems than how are we gonna financially support loli developers.
More often than not you don't pay people whole BTC's. The smallest possible denomination of a BTC is a Satoshi, which is 1/100,000,000 of 1 BTC. Even though BTC atm are around $100k that's just a tenth of 1 cent. Even pennies are mostly useless to the point they aren't worth the effort of picking up if you drop a few (unless they are pre-1983 ones, those were mostly copper so are now worth 2.5x face value just from the metal they are made of, but I digress) and don't even need to still exist anymore, and even $1M BTC's are prob a couple decades away, so a Satoshi will probably always have nearly no value (in that you won't be able buy anything useful with just 1 of those, which is better than, say, having the equivalent of $10 in 2024 as the lowest possible denomination).
Your loss. Nearly half of my income now comes from it. It kinda graduated from a passing fad over a decade ago along with smartphones. The 25,000+ copy cat coins other than Monero and Ethereum cooked up in the last few years by big-risk con artists/Bernard-Madoff-wannabees, sure, I don't trust those either, esp after the US gov't arrested a few of them. As a rule of thumb once it gets into the billions in market capitalization it's probably a safe bet, but there's not many of those (around 40, haven't counted lately).
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