I don't think there will be any new use case, we already know what BTC's use cases are, and in the future we are looking at mass adoption of those use cases. I.e. there would probably be more businesses, individuals and merchants ready to accept BTC as payment for goods and services, and more people would choose BTC as their option of a hedge against fiat devaluation.

First of all it depends on how you define "fast". Usually because of the altcoin advertisers/scammers people tend to think that confirmation time is the indication of being "fast" or slow. But irreversibility is. Many altcoins that are producing blocks every couple of seconds have no security and many of them are centralized and most importantly some have mutable blockchains like ethereum. Their confirmation has no value and their transactions can never be considered truly irreversible.
However bitcoin's one confirmation has a tremendous level of security even if bitcoin blocks take 10 minutes on average to be found.

Secondly I don't remember anybody ever introducing bitcoin as a payment system with "fast payments". They key characteristic has always been decentralization. And as I explained bitcoin's payments and settlements are both very fast.

That's not new though. Bitcoin is designed to be money and by definition money is a currency that is also store of value. The capped supply ensures that and it has been like this from day one.

In any case I don't think the "mentality" has changed. There have always been many categories of adopters like those who invest in it to become rich quick and those who adopt it to reach financial sovereignty. And the number of people in each category is rising with adoption, even though the investors are more vocal therefore are seen more.

actually i wouldn’t say that it took a decade for people to quickly realize that there is more to bitcoin it’s just many didn’t think it would actually reach this high so they sold even when it just increased in a few amounts
i think we have pretty much hit all the purposes it will just depend on how many people are dedicated to that one purpose for example many people are buying bitcoin for future profit some just for saving money and fighting inflation

People’s mentality change when they are no longer benefiting bitcoin, but for now, I don’t think there will be a change of mentality, but more probably, they will continue to acquire more bitcoin especially if bitcoin price surges without limits.

Now, on bitcoin’s use cases, it will continue to serve as a mode of payment and a good store of value. The only difference is that, while global adoption for bitcoin increases, the scope of bitcoin usage also grows. Since content creators and influencers have been gaining high demand these days, instead of using fiat for their salary, bitcoin could possibly make its entry. It’s up for them if they will use it for investment or not. Another thing also is that it could also serve as cross-border payments and remittances where bitcoin creates lower cost for international transfers rather than using the traditional bank method.

Bitcoin is a revolutionary digital asset to deal with right now. It's a coin that have come to remain in the market for a very long time looking at it's trajectory so far. What I'm pretty sure about is that a time will come that the bitcoin might not have its way like this any longer. For instance, a time will come where bitcoin must have gathered momentum in the market and become over saturated and alternative coins will have their way to thrive. Already bitcoin is gradually becoming unaffordable for a greater number of individuals and investors out there, especially the Micro-investment demography. As time goes on, it will reach its peak and will pave way for other coins to thrive in the market.


But do we think there would be a low fees in the bitcoin network again? I don't think so. As much as bitcoin is already thriving, not everyone who have the capacity to invest in the coin again and many people will have no option than to go for other altcoins like Solana and Ethereum who seems to have a good growth market effect in the long run. All I'm rest assured about right now is the fact that Bitcoin have come to stay and it will grow to the level that it will become the most valuable asset (both physically or digitally) in the world in future.

Observe the public response every time Bitcoin crosses a new pricing mark. There’s excitement mixed with “What if I missed out?” anxiety. BlackRock, Tesla, Square are either formulating plans around it or buying in. Every purchase sends a message: distributed technology can be the source of future value. People want a piece of the new digital frontier and to be part of something greater, so they experience emotional tug

In ten years, the focus could be on world stability as Bitcoin serves as a financial shock absorber when central banks implement additional quantitative easing or push negative rates. The dilemma is: do we lean into this new era, or do we resist change until the old systems crumble? That friction shapes human growth particularly when we understand that open networks and self-custody help to create trust

Another thing is that user acceptance usually depends on empathy and understanding. Should the next generation inherit Bitcoin, perceptions will change once it solves actual issues like fast transfers or inflation protection of investments. The major revelation is that Bitcoin symbolizes freedom, choice, and a possible reset for people, people weary of top-down economics, not only money

The idea was first to have an alternative decentralized digital currency, which we could personally have control over its uses, experience a cheaper transaction fee along cross-boarder payments using a fast and secured p2p network, but the point here is that many never knew it could thrive to survive up to where it is today, so they never took it serious as at then, only few did and take the risk and are now enjoying the benefit.


Even if an idea is the perfect and accurate solution needed, not all the people will warmly accept the idea in the first place, only the few who could think out the box, create a different mentality as well as having the tenacity to afford taking risk in it could go for it, so for now, lets see what this new year and era of adoption will bring to the bitcoin network, if we could have more countries accepting bitcoin as a legal tender, things could change massively and the influence will reflect all over the world and the economy, people by then will not be persuaded to invest, just as no one have to encourage you to start a business venture, you motivate yourself because of what you have seen in doing it.

I don't think there is any change in the idea of ​​using Bitcoin, maybe now it seems that most people consider Bitcoin as a store of value, but the use of Bitcoin as a fast payment tool is still the use of Bitcoin itself, because I see that there are still many people who use it as a means of payment. So, I see that Bitcoin is currently considered by many people as gold and can be converted into a means of payment, the only difference is that Bitcoin is Borderless and very easy to use as a means of payment.

Big companies and governments are buying bitcoin for the same purpose for which most of us hold bitcoin, which is for the profit, which you refer to as the fast money. Bitcoin doesn't give you fast money; rather, it's an asset that gives an opportunity to earn profit in the long run, which is part of the reason why companies and governments are targeting it: they want to get the benefit that others are also enjoying.

Very important question that only time can answer, The Bitcoin fees crisis has been around for a while now, and till this very moment there have not been any notable improvements or advancements in development that aimed at eradicating Bitcoin network congestion and the high fees crisis, so for that reason, we can hope for positive development in the future, no one can tell what will happen in the future, and besides, we are beginning to see positive development and progress in the blockchain congestion that fuels constant increase in Bitcoin transactions fees.