I think so too, I really don't know what bitcoin would be like if Satoshi didn't disappear and become known as other founders, he made an excellent decision for both himself and bitcoin.

But I disagree with you saying 21 million bitcoins won't be enough for everyone, we don't need to own the full 1 bitcoin, we also have satoshi. Second, the supply cap will make bitcoin so scarce, and hence its value is higher than all other conventional assets. If bitcoin has a larger or infinite supply then it is no different from fiat.

yes, it is. bitcoin is a very successful project, because everyone must have seen the achievements achieved by bitcoin. Moreover, judging from the price of bitcoin in 2009, of course, it is very cheap, because the price is around 1 dollar. when compared with Now, the price is very far away since bitcoin was published in 2009, so bitcoin is a successful project.

No, Bitcoin was not a failure. In fact, it has been quite successful in terms of its original goal of becoming a digital currency that is used for online transactions. However, the recent price volatility has made it less useful as a currency for everyday transactions, and has thus caused some to label it as a failure.

Within the span of twelve years Bitcoin was created a lot of  fortunes particularly for early investors that earned massive profits after selling all or part of their assets infact some of those investors became millionnaires especially those who sold at ATH at $65K this is one of the first success of Bitcoin, Moreso Bitcoin had created thousands of jobs via trading, programming and other lots of Bitcoin related jobs this is another remarkable success of Bitcoin, furthermore a lot of institutions had adopted Bitcoin has alternative payment for goods and services and Bitcoin being used as a store of value is an added advantage.

If bitcoin was a failure do you think this platform would have been existing? Maybe we all would not have been here. We would not have had this opportunity to meet each other here. There would not have been anything called blockchain by now if bitcoin really failed because to the best of my knowledge, bitcoin was the first blockchain Genesis.
The steady increase in price indicates the growth. The increase in Adoption shows how successful it is. The acceptance as a legal tender shows how precious it is hence tagged as a digital gold. Bitcoin is not a failure and can never be a failure. Maybe you have failed on your path thinking it would fail but you forgot it already created a niche for itself and therefore, remains the freedom of the unbaked.

From what I have read, Satoshi wanted Bitcoin to develop to be a currency but because of the positive features Bitcoin has, like it having limited supply and back by mathematics, it was inevitable that Bitcoin will be a store of value more than a means of exchange. I wouldn't say Bitcoin has left its initial focus because we can see the community fighting for adoption daily.
Bitcoin could only use its benefit as a store of value to get attention and as that has been successful it can now try to get the world to start using it as a means of exchange.
Bitcoin is still very young and has a lot of years ahead to achieve all the initial ideology set by Satoshi, we just have to take it one step at a time and not try to force anything or we'll lose everything.

We are currently seeing the collapse of the concept of globalism. 

Isolated economic zones are beginning to form in the world.  Humanity is entering an era of separation.  For example, in China, the local Internet is isolated from the global Internet.  The Chinese don't use Google or watch Youtube.  However, even in the era of disengagement, Humanity needs a global decentralized financial system.  Despite separation and isolation, people in different countries continue to interact with each other. 

That is why the Bitcoin project is successful and will continue to develop in the future.

People do not really view things on historical terms, technologies take a lot of time to be adopted and developed, cellphones took decades to be adopted but now they are everywhere, nuclear fusion technology that is now all over the news will take decades to develop and then decades to be adopted as well, this is nothing really new and this is simply the way things work, but somehow just because bitcoin did not got adopted immediately it is somehow a failure, a notion which is ridiculous.

One can only conclude that bitcoin is a failure when it fails to achieve its original goals.

Since its inception in 2009, bitcoin has aided in bringing about financial freedom for all people. Its price has increased significantly, its adoption is booming globally, it is used as a store of value, and its decentralized peer-to-peer payment system is simple to use.

In all of these, Bitcoin is regarded as the greatest project to have ever been created.

As long as you have money to spend, it is not too late to own a bitcoin, and many of us are hoping that the bitcoin will once again break its own ATH. On the other hand, because we are mostly seeing bitcoin as an investment, it has also fulfilled its duty as a payment method, as it was designed to transfer money at a low fee, fast, and easily tracked, which is what most of us used it for until now. But for now, because of its price, most of us really see bitcoin as an opportunity to earn profit.