Staying anonymous is just a general major benefit of transacting Bitcoin on chain but my point was that maxi's think the complete anonymity of Bitcoin will bring people to Bitcoin in droves and that couldn't be more wrong. And even if these people are using Bitcoin most of them will be doing it on a platform which requires KYC information which throws anonymity out the window.

Also, I've said repeatedly that mass lightning integration for in person payments for goods and services is the only possibly savior for Bitcoin as a whole. And right now that's not looking too good especially here in the United States. And when I mean mass integration I mean the same integration that happened with Google pay/apple pay/Samsung pay/tap to pay a few years ago. Using nfc on your phone with those apps to pay in stores or even at vending machines now you can use those payment methods simply by tapping your phone to the reader. That's the kind of mass integration we need to see with lightning but the probability of that happening anytime soon is highly unlikely IMO