#1
Bitcoin becomes widely accepted as a means of transaction.
This is something that will take many years to accomplish, Crypto are way to volatile right now to use as an actual currency.
Imagine having a webshop and selling a few goods. Only to see that BTC has dropped with %20 that week. Their goes your margin
#2
Bitcoin becomes akin to digital gold for the younger generation.
I'm not really sure how a 'currency for young people' would work out. If you say it like that, then it looks like the worst startup idea ever. Because younger generations aren't generally the people with the most money.
**If the want BTC to be value/Make money with BTC, you need the older generations investments to justify the price.
#3
Bitcoin becomes akin to digital gold for the younger generation.
Every time someone new talks about BTC, they walking compare it to the tulip mania.
I think a comparison to the dotcom bubble would be a lot better.
After all their are some strong crypto's out their who have a solid tech. And some useful applications in the real economy.
*if you bought amazon, apple and microsoft in the '90. Then you were golden. But the majority of startups at the time were huge failures. So it's a high risk, high reward game.
Instead of the tulips, which weren't value value to begin with.