[Schnitz]

Moca is a fantastic option if you have a good quality coax run, ideally point to point without splitters. For example a lot of people at some point pulled coax from wherever the cable enters the house to their living room. Now when you get fiber, the fiber probably enters the house in the same spot as the coax does. You can repurpose the coax run to keep your media center hardwired, as a wifi backhaul, etc. and in those use cases (streaming, wifi, etc) the additional 5ms of latency are IMHO irrelevant. Of course, if you can run a new cable with ease, nothing will beat high quality Cat 6. A lot of us just don't have that options, lack of crawl space or attic, etc.