We have Bitcoin president Bukele and Altcoin/shitcoin president Donald Trump. Since Bukele is more of a Bitcoin supporter, while Trump uses Bitcoin as a tool to gain the support and vote from the Bitcoin community, since his inauguration to date, what has he done for Bitcoin? Instead, he has launched his shitcoin and exploited his followers, $Trump and $Melena, and the Bitcoin strategic reserve is now a cryptocurrency reserve, which combines a series of altcoins that he can manipulate.

The reason is of course that we are never satisfied and I can tell it from experience. I used to hold bitcoin when it was worth just a few thousand $. When I saw the ATH of $20k for the first time, I was in heaven. I thought that bitcoin could just stay there and I would be fine financially forever. Years later we went to $60k and back to something like 30 and I felt like "whatever" that's a shitty price to be selling anything, bitcoin is so much better than that.

In other words, I was completely fine with $20k, but when I saw 60 and then $30, I was no longer fine with that 30, even though it was 50% more than the price I was previously celebrating.
I actually started buying heavily when we dropped to $25k and below, even though at 2018 I was ready to sell my bitcoin at $20k!

That's how our perspective changes over time. We get used to what we have and we want more.
Give your kid $100 and he'll be happy and thank you. Give him $100 each day for a week and then one day make it 50 and he won't thank you. He'll ask why it's 50 and not 100 and if you tell him it's going to be $50 a day from now on he'll be angry at you, forgetting that a week ago he was getting 0.

Bottom line, bitcoin is fine! It's doing great and in a year or two those of you who survive this dip will experience another one and be super sad about it, but that dip will be from $150k to $100k. I can tell you with 100% confidence that people will be posting here with fear, asking if the bitcoin rally is over and if we are in a bear market now.

You've already said it, people couldn't really be satisfied whenever we reach or get what we want we would aim for something better or look for something that could still get improvement.
Those who claims that it is too expensive would still be making reason now that Bitcoin price has drop down, I bet most of them didn't even buy or invest while it is dropping down, then later on would complain that they missed the opportunity to buy at a low price when a new all time high record has been set.

I never wish this.

This is one of my wish and yeah Bitcoin has successfully achieved.

I don't want the mass adoption come from institutions because Bitcoin will become more centralized. If the mass adoption were from people, Bitcoin price will increase along with the decentralization.

People usually compare with stocks or altcoins that are in top perform, but they forget that they only see few of them, while there are so many stocks and altcoins out there. If we pick the wrong stocks or altcoins, we will not be as profitable as Bitcoin.

Everything is new and changing in terms of policy, both in the old and new governments in regulating digital-based financial regulations in the future. But what I think right now for the current problem is not about the progress of BTC adoption which is already good so that many people still think and complain, but because many of them are still betting on allocating their assets to other than BTC and when the market is corrected, of course it will greatly affect the movement of their asset values.

There will always be people complaining about Bitcoin for a simple reason: Those that bought at 108k are now bagholding and in real fears that it will keep going lower, and it took like 4 years for people to break even if they bought on the last 69k top. This is the problem with very volatile assets, there will always be bagholders and these people are going to be mad about it and will probably panic sell lower, or best case scenario they will break even and dump there the moment they see green on their screens.

We wished for bitcoin bass adoption but forgot that everything has pros and cons. We were very much focused on the pros and that is why some people are becoming disappointed. We cannot talk of mass adoption without including the government and institutions. We also forgot that government does not like decentralization. The presence of the government will surely dilute the decentralized bitcoin. That being said, it looks as if this is morning compared to what will come in the future.
If we don't want to be victims, we should begin to strengthen our privacy and support bitcoin by running a node.

Can you please tell me or create a topic about Monero becoming what people wanted bitcoin to become. Monero is still facing problems with the government unlike bitcoin whose problem days are over.

I am satisfied with Bitcoin achievement so far and can not believe that Bitcoin do that. First time I knew Bitcoin, I never expected that can be my way to make money but then after I follow the Bitcoin journey and saw with myself, that is wow I can not believe it but that is really happen.

Bitcoin will be more popular than now so we must follow Bitcoin journey and be part of other Bitcoiners. We are a witnesses for Bitcoin history which we can tell to our grand children. We will the mass adoption will come for Bitcoin and before that is happen, we must prepare ourselves so we are ready for the coming.

We must do what is necessary to do so we can still have our Bitcoin safe with us. So we still have time to prepare and it is better we do that before it is too late.

What 'we' wanted depends a lot on who the op is talking about.
Many wanted Bitcoin to remain outside governmental oversight and control. Now, it is only the case in some countries, but the general trend is regulations.
Bitcoin is legal tender only in a couple of countries, and not even major ones. So this is still not something we've achieved.
Bitcoin is recognized by many institutions, but again, that's not what some wanted.

Adoption as money was more of a goal in the past as well, and now we see how Bitcoin is largely viewed as an asset, something to invest in and sell for profit.
There's also concern about people getting used to keeping BTC on centralized platforms, and on thinking of KYC as a normal part of the process. I think these go largely against what Bitcoin was initially envisioned to be as a decentralized pseudonymous currency.