Bitcoin has been around for quite a while now and has already gone through several cycles.
Some people see it mainly as digital gold, while others believe it could become much more than that.
I'm curious how people here see Bitcoin evolving over the next 10 years.
Will it remain mostly a store of value, or do you think we'll see new use cases develop over time?
What do you guys think?
Bitcoin is stuck to its base ideals: decentralization, censorship, and it's hard capped total supply. These things for sure won't change, but the rate of adoption will. More and more people will have interest in Bitcoin, Bitcoin will have more regulation and more doxing. More centralized entity will set in which will lead to much more adoption.
But I wish we use it for payments, if not for our regular daily needs atleast for something like paying bills once in a while.
Well, in as much as we all want it, this will be difficult to achieve. Bitcoin is really volatile, it is highly discouraged to use such a volatile currency for daily transactions. Although, hodling Bitcoin will certainly give you profitif you hodl it rightbut only in the long term. This alone will discourage traders. But in the future, I believe we will experience less volatility; this will open a new path for Bitcoin and I believe twill be a good one.
