The whole KimDotCom filesharing service based on BTC micropayments will hopefully drive adoption and price.
at least Dotcom has realized one thing: without solving scaling, there can be no further sizeable adoption.
I'm not sure that Dotcom has solved micropayments, though.
Also, not entirely sure that's true. It just depends where the demand is going from, and what kind of demand there is from miners to continue holding. In other words, investors in digital gold aren't concerned a bit about 15 cent fees to get in the next block. I can't imagine who cares about paying 15 cents for a bitcoin transfer confirmed on the blockchain, but there are some crazies out there.