I don’t think so.
Consider the following:
Bitcoins market cap is still low when compared to traditional exchanges. This, to me, signifies a lot of growth potential.
Bitcoin can’t be shut down due to being decentralized. If any country outlaws it, there’ll always be another country to embrace it. US cracks down on market? China embraces it. You get the idea.
Bitcoin is an awesome way to store wealth. It’s secure (if you are smart), relatively easy to use. Even if it won’t become a commonly used currency, it’ll always be there as digital gold.
As common as it is, only an estimated 10–20 million people today use crypto. There’s several billion in the world. You can imagine how much