No. Coins and cash are enormously scalable in the sense of transactions per second. They can have problems in long distance or large value transactions - where ledgers and clearing operations can be useful.
Bitcoin does not solve the transactions per second problem. This will require a layer 2, or Bitcoin notes, to solve ... assuming one uses Bitcoin as the base layer.
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