Do you think that with such a large amount of purchases the Bitcoin Price will reach over $20,000 even $30,000?

While we push the narrative that bitcoin is indefinitely divisible, we are somehow missing the fact that we are pushed to do so because the majority of coins in circulation are controlled by a few. I won’t argue that there isn’t any scarcity whatsoever, but it isn’t also doing us any good in the long run if only a few has worth millions of coins in their stashes. It’s like we created this decentralized, safe-haven for people to put their money into, and serve as their own ‘banks,’ but slowly, corporations and financial entities are coming in to the space to thrive off of our ‘necessities’ once more, and we’re back to square one again. I’m not saying that more and more people in the scene is bad per se, but the amount of coins they control results into a perceived ‘shortage’ of bitcoins in circulation, plus the amount of overall control that they have in the market is scary.

Of course, regulations that combat market manipulation would soon follow once the scene grow bigger and bigger, but still that amount of control in the market is something that you wouldn’t really want to mess with.

P.S., bitcoin is indefinitely divisible, for as long as the code permits such changes, and I do not contradict that fact.

Accessibility does not have anything to do with the price. Bitcoin is always within reach to anyone who wishes to have some. You can always buy it from a lot of sources. Whether Bitcoin is priced at $10,000 or $20,000 does not imply easier or harder accessibility. Perhaps Bitcoin accessibility has something to do with different regulations and laws of countries. Other countries are more hostile to Bitcoin than the rest so accessibility is more difficult in these areas than in those which are more friendly and welcoming to it.

Does it matter if big/small investors buy 1million dollars worth of bitcoins or $10 worth of bitcoin?  It will be accessible as there will always be people willing to sell at their desired prices. Besides, both the small and big investors will gain or lose bitcoins in proportion to their investments during price fluctuations.

it is likely that Bitcoin has been and will be recognized in many countries as a legitimate asset

What drives the prices is not just the scarcity of bitcoin, if the circulation is also constricted then the prices will drive up because there is abundance in bitcoin but there is no trade happening. It does benefit the long time hodlers but the people that just joining in the hype are late to the party, what they will witness is another price crash and in turn they will sell it at losing value.

Bitcoin shortage will lead to a surge high in market value if there is a greater demand and the investors will surely benefit on it. Bitcoin was created with limited supply, isn't it? and because of that limited supply it become valuable because while the supply is limited, the demand are keep on increasing.

I agree with this as shortage of any thing will push price higher to settle supply demand.

Price will fall and that's not an issue. But investment/management firms buying shitlods of bitcoins worries me as they can convert bull to bear at any instance of time.