It fully depends on where you are located or live. There are some areas in the world and also age groups that simply know less about cryptocurrencies in general and Bitcoin in specific. However, media outlets do talk about Bitcoin in many places of the world, but it also clearly depends on public interest. As we know public interest or awareness is raised when either something really bad happens or when  someone flies towards the moon with a rocket and jumps out of it in a space suit wearing the Red Bull logo. Whenever Bitcoin is stable and moving sidewards, you hardly read or hear anything about it in pubic media. But when Bitcoin goes nuts either way, the media is jumping on it and cannibalize on the topic in the most amateurish ways possible. It almost hurts to read and listen to what media outlets not educated on the topic talk about Bitcoin.

It obviously understandable why our parents, grandfather, and grandmother do not know what cryptocurrency is, And even these days there are only a few people that know and understand bitcoin or cryptocurrency is, and they are probably traders or investors that buy bitcoin, Bitcoin was created on 2009 and probably started to get popular in 2011 I just stated my bitcoin or investment journey around 2017 so it takes years before I even know what bitcoin is and learn what it is.

Bitcoin is slowly being adopted in different countries and surely most people are getting an idea of what bitcoin is because they heard something about it or heard it from the news etc. Some of the banks here in my country are starting to promote bitcoin and encouraging people to buy bitcoin or cryptocurrency, so probably most of the users are already adopting it so in the future I can see bitcoin as a part of people's normal lives something like banks.

Trust in cryptocurrency is I think the hardest part for most people and probably will take a lot of time for them before they accepted it, bitcoin and cryptocurrency have a bad image because of scams, and some of the old generations don't trust everything online when it comes to online transactions they always have a doubt that it might be or there's a possibility of a scam.

The 100x times are over, at least when you look at things in the short- or mid-term. I doubt that we will go from 22k to 2.2 million within four years time like we went from let's say 150 to 15k between 2013 and 2017. I know the numbers are bit off as we went up to 20k I believe from 120 or something, but you my point. A 100x would bring Bitcoin's total market capitalization close to 50 trillion USD and I believe we agree that this is not going to happen within just a few years. I know we all have seen a lot of things we never thought were possible, but this time I can't imagine in my wildest fantasies that Bitcoin hits such a market cap.

when you explain bitcoin to millennials they will immediately respond
but on the other hand, if you give an idea of what bitcoin is for people aged 40 and over, it is difficult and they will not enter crypto if they are from technology-illiterate circles
the level of possibility they will believe is very small, but for those who know technology, I am a little pessimistic for them to invest in crypto because the level of thinking is old-fashioned, I believe more in investing in gold, land and property

I am confident enough that crypto will enter the financial system where people no longer question what bitcoin is and how to make it, as is the case with FIAT currency, the same thing happened to me when I already had a mind and was given by my parents fiat money and I don't reflect on what money is and how it becomes valuable as a medium of exchange, nor in the future when my child or grandson gives them bitcoin he will do the same thing as me and won't ask too many questions about how bitcoin can be valuable.
we don't know what the future will be like but I quite believe in cryptocurrency, now is the time when people start to see, pay attention to and try to use cryptocurrency, maybe we still need time for bitcoin to become a normal thing in society.

The creation of bitcoin was so that you would have a coin that you wouldn't have to "trust", it was decentralized and that means there was no trust needed at all, there was no need for trust, there was no use for trust in this market.

It was your money and nobody could touch it at all. First they created a situation where people would give tens of thousands of bitcoins worth to exchanges and other centralized figures, then they created tokens and coins where centralized dev teams would control it fully, and now they are asking if crypto is to be trusted. Well it didn't need it back when it started, then we happen to make it require it after a while, that's the sad thing.

With adoption, absolutely yes, a time will come when people will trust in bitcoin and in crypto currencies at large, a time will come when businesses will accept crypto payment easily and normally like their currently accept payment with credit or debit card.

Everything in history started by some people likening it and some people hating it, and some other not giving a damn about it.

Remember when the internet started, many called a shamble and took it for nothing, others cared less about it, while some others embraced it, today, the internet have become a major source of living for more than half the population of the entire world.

So surly, that time is coming when crypto currencies are gonna become part of every life in this world, might take some time, but indeed, it will happen.

Depends on a certain approach of a certain individual because speaking about on how to deal up with this unpredictable market then this is something that depends on someones approach and actions
to be made of and since each person does have their own mindset or goals then its up to them on what actions they would really be doing.Trust is ofcourse subjective on which if people would see that
that the price that they are dealing with is volatile then it is depending on someone whether they would be easily be shaken of or would really be able to withstand those risks.
This is why it would really be that basing on whether you would be pursuing out on your crypto career or not.

I'm sure it will come as a shock to you too if you get to find out that an appreciable number of people globally don't also know how fiat works apart from it's use as a means of exchange for financial transactions. You see, the point isn't even to know how something works before we can use it. Just trust the process.

I believe for those of us here, cryptocurrency is already in our lives. I'm here because I trust in cryptos and what it can achieve. With time this is likely going to be the largest financial market globally, well above the Forex market of over $6 trillion daily cap.

If you search for the definition of crypto on Google or other browsers, it will come out that it is a digital currency that is a form of payment.
Unknowingly, many countries around the world are now dealing with it. Digital currency will be an alternative to the fiat currency competition in the market.

Many digital applications (e-Wallets) are being created as a means to pay for things without having to hand over fiat money.
Maybe that's different from the crypto you're referring to, but it illustrates that crypto will be one of the tangible forms of major changes in the world today and the world to come.
You probably know what I mean.

I'll ask you again, do you believe Bitcoin will become a currency that is familiar in normal life?
In particular, crypto is too common and too numerous.