As of now, more and more users are getting the hang of sitting by their computers all day and they get paid millions through the help of bitcoins. What they earn is more than what they had in real life which makes life convenient and easier.
On the other hand, bitcoins are really helpful and accessible to everybody or to a group of individuals and they just click and their wallets get full. But what if, sometime in the future, bitcoins become more private and unaccessible? Will that cause a problem? What could've happened to us who were engaged in it first rather than the newbies to come?
I think quite the contrary, I would say that if bitcoins will lead on to the future, I think that it will be easier to access and be more open to more people. That's how most investment started of similar nature. Let's take the stock market for example, before, many people actually had a hard time venturing in it because of its technicalities and the difficulties that come with learning and reading it that would make it profitable; however, as time passed, you can see more and more people venturing in it, some, even on their own accord without the guiding hand of a seasoned broker. Also, it's more logical to thing that as cryptocurrency is something new, the processes related to it are not yet set, which means, as it would mature, then the processes including the access to it would be easier and more open for everyone.