True adoption should be measured by whether people actually find Bitcoin useful, and not whether everyone is actually using it. No matter how much potential a technology has, different people would always have different reasons for opting to use that technology, but those who are really helping the technology are those who know it’s true value and worth and actually appreciate it. Some may value bitcoin as a method of payment, while there are those who prefer it to be for long term investment and store of value. No matter what, people should always be free to choose  for themselves what role it should play in their lives, and that’s basically where true conviction stems from.

You see it’s  possible for people’s reasons for entering into Bitcoin to change as they advance and gain more experience and knowledge with it. A person who only came for the short term promises of Bitcoin may eventually appreciate its scarcity, decentralization and of course long term potential. For me, adoption doesn’t really start when you started using Bitcoin, it starts when you finally discover its value for yourself and using it because you really appreciate its potential rather than just being pressured to use it in a particular way.