Agree. It all depends on the users of Bitcoin to help spread the word about it, allowing others who're new to join it. The more people get into Bitcoin, the more its value and demand will rise. As such, we should to our best to help make the pioneer cryptocurrency grow into an unstoppable cryptocurrency, free from external attacks or interference. What really helps Bitcoin achieve this, is the number of nodes and miners available in the network, as well as the level of development and innovation within it.

Now that SegWit has been activated (ever since last year) and the Lightning Network is taking its first steps into the mainnet, we could see a much better Bitcoin in the long term. Given that there's a large user base supporting the cryptocurrency, it's safe to say that it will have a very bright future than most altcoins we know and love today. Maybe, in a few years from now, Bitcoin would remain as the king of cryptocurrencies, as it becomes more valuable and scalable during time. Of course, there are some issues that Bitcoin would need to fix to achieve a greater future (like mining centralization), but time will come when such issues would become mitigated to help Bitcoin maintain its place in crypto land for years to come. Just my opinion