12 years is too short of a period - take a look at other inventions - radio, TV, internet, cars, planes whatever... most of them (if not all) had a longer mass adoption time. Therefore it's too early to judge if Bitcoin is a failure and if it has or has not reached the goals set by Satoshi. So, gentlemen, we're still early...

BTC hasn't been in existence for so long, but even the short while it has existed is enough for us to understand that it has been a huge success, at first people considered it to be a bubble, or an experiment, something that will collapse if there is a major world crisis or problem, but BTC has passed all of that test and is still growing. I don't feel it is too early for anyone to judge if BTC is a success or failure, it is clearly a success, it was created by Satoshi for a purpose, and it is serving that purpose and many more as well, what else do people need to understand that it is a total success.
I don't feel Satoshi created BTC for "mass adoption", it is we the BTC users that want many people to adopt it, which is very good, Satoshi created BTC to give people a decentralized second choice to fiat, a decentralized second choice to free them from government oppression, and BTC is doing exactly that, meaning the BTC project is a success. Our wish of mass adoption as BTC users will happen sometime in the future too.