Tell you what. If what you said here is true, I can almost guarantee that bitcoin's price will be way higher than it's current price. But why isn't bitcoin's price higher and instead is stagnant? Simply because what you said here is false. Not sure where you get that information in the first place.

Sure.
Where did you get it?

I believe most of investors don't allocate half or more than half of their portfolios into Bitcoin. It is not the investment strategy should be used. In contrast, what you said is a wise investment strategy but unfortunately most of investors don't do this. They do the opposite strategy. All (or most) of their investments are in altcoins. If you need reasons, yes they do so because altcoins are more promising to bring much higher ROE for investors. That is not true and only what newbie investors think and believe in.
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency are only adopted by young generations. For the middle-aged and elderly, they are readily to make their own researches and invest in bitcoin or crypto.

This is the key for bitcoin's greater value. Imagine that plenty of people owning it and rushing to have more of it. Why would they? Because bitcoin is scarce and that what makes bitcoin unique and it will never be a boring investment in our era.
It's just getting started and the mainstream is already in it so instead of thinking if it will be a boring investment, you should be excited where it's heading.

As boring as gold is. It has its place, but just buying it won't make you rich overnight. What it will do, is keep your wealth safe. So this is your wedge, not fiat, not the $ or the €...

I love it how for the most par of this year it has remained 9k ish, last year was 7.5k ish. This is good, the less it moves, the better. But of course, when the USD collapses, and pulls the other fiats (the idiots pegged to them), the global economy, etc. bitcoin will keep your wealth all the same while everybody else who didn't invest in some asset will lose.

"It can never happen" Until it happens. But then its too late, you cannot escape devaluation once it hits, there won' t be a warning.

You do have a point. The place became boring lately.

We do not see any big tech advancements anymore. It was a hype-fest not so long ago.

"Lightning Network will fix Bitcoin!"

"ETH 2.0 incoming"

"Hurrrr"

"Sharding on Eth"

"Durrrr"

"LTC on Gox!" (this was too old sorry)

"Schnorrrr!"

"Halvening!"

Hype is pretty much dead. Not just for btc but also for everything else.

Just because there is a risk does not mean that people will not invest in the bitcoin or crypto currency. If that was the case stock markets should not have more clients than the previous because from years it is existing and still people invest and trade in it. Thus because of various reasons which will differ from each individual people do invest in crypto and will continue doing so and infact being so volatile the excitement will always continue to rise rather than deplete.

If you don't know on what you are doing in this industry for sure you will get bored since you will not anything from it, But if you know on how to find those spots to earn money in every corners of this forum as well on the outside for sure  you will get excited on everyday ventures since to be honest there are so many opportunity on bitcoins and cryptocurrency, its up for you to discover it and be resourceful so that you will possibly see those opportunities.

Just don't focus on the value, focus on where you can earn it.

the bitcoin popularity whether as a currency or an investment is nowhere near as high as you think it is. the best estimation is that less than 1% of the world are showing interest in bitcoin and the rest are either ignorant or too scared to come in due to volatility, FUD, being new and different,...
in any case bitcoin is not supposed to be investment let alone be an exciting or boring one. bitcoin is supposed to be a decentralized currency that nobody can control, censor, block,... and it has been doing that more than well for its entire 11 years of existence.

I can't continue reading your post because in your first and 2nd sentence, is already a misleading and untrue. It shows how unknowledgeable you are in terms of cryptocurrency in general.
Let me pull out a random survey in the internet to unjustify your claim.

Source
Now, tell me your definition of "a lot" or "everybody want to own a Bitcoin".
And, tell me is this the definition of common?
Bitcoin has yet to have globally adapted, and look at how far Bitcoin has gone from the last 10years.