But volatility will decrease as more money is moved into Bitcoin. Bitcoins price will be a lot more difficult to move up or down if there is $1 trillion+ in the market. The way I see things happening, is Bitcoin will slowly gain adoption through investors (like it has been), and once an ETF goes life, huge hedge funds will have an opportunity to invest in Bitcoin. This will send the price soaring, and other hedge funds that didn't like Bitcoin will fomo into the exploding market at this point. As time goes on, more people will invest in Bitcoin, others will be able to diversify their retirement portfolios into Bitcoin, and the younger generation will pick Bitcoin over gold or traditional investments.

Eventually, governments will pile into Bitcoin as well to increase/diversify their reserves. North Korea is already doing this, as its estimated they have 10,000+ Bitcoin. Once governments start to buy Bitcoin to add to their reserves, the price will climb even higher and stabilize. There will be a ton of money in the market at this point, and a 1% price movement will be considered huge.

Bitcoin has been decreasing in volatility, as in 2011-2013, the price could move 50% in one day. Now it's a big deal if it moves 10% in one day. That's because the market is much larger now than what it was.

Bitcoin will become the world’s sixth largest reserve currency by 2030, according to an investment agency.

it's really not relevant if bitcoin is said to be a reserve currency because bitcoin volatility is very high and more and more demand they even compete to get bitcoin. so bitcoin cannot be said to be a reserve currency because they are a necessity for us. and many need it.

that is why you need to keep bitcoin and not sell. I think we should follow the news from the USA

It may be closer than we think. Many are calling this current economic environment the “everything” bubble or the “central bankers” bubble. Once it pops it will be the first one where people don’t look to the central banks for, support, confirmation that everything is ok because they’ll realize it was their loose monetary policies that caused the bubble in the first place. We’ll then be in search of a safe, inflation proof, decentralized alternative, cue Bitcoin. Total speculation but one can dream. BTC to $1,000,000. It’s impossible for a government to outlaw it and with current tech u can literally download the main chain from anywhere in the world providing u have a $100 satellite and a solar panel. Whaaat!? It’s gonna change the world.

Bitcoin is still very far from the reserve federal currency.

Bitcoin has yet to become a common means of payment and only then it will be considered as capital

I would say no because Bitcoin’s ability to act as a reserve currency isn’t its core strength or purpose. From my understanding, it was created to allow peer-to-peer transactions online without intermediaries and were untraceable. These are features which some individuals might appreciate, but aren’t necessarily useful for larger institutions.

What large institutions look for in a reserve currency is security and price stability. Bitcoin has so far not met those criteria. There have been several high profile cases of theft involving millions of dollars worth of Bitcoins. As far as I know, stolen Bitcoins have never been recovered. As for price stability, Bitcoin simply hasn’t been around long enough to build a user base large enough to stabilize the market and protect it against speculative shocks.

In recent times, rumors of bitcoin are a lot of FUD news, most of whom do not trust bitcoin and whale manipulation, want to push the price of the bitcoin down and from where they buy. bitcoin at low cost and they will earn a huge amount of money thanks to it.

Bitcoin has not created for such purposes. Bitcoin was created to remove third body in the payments and also make the payment easier and and more secure. But You might right. Bitcoin limited supply has caused it to become a store of value and that's why many people try to have some for future. Bit coin market capitalization might reach gold market in the long term. As charts and price changes over the time show, it's completely possible.