I am not complaining with that number because that can mean millions too. However, after 11 years and after all the hypes and FUDs surrounding Bitcoin, maybe you expect that at least a quarter of the populations should have holding any amount of Bitcoin. Well, Bitcoin is not that really a very convenient currency unlike the fiat one which we can easily just transfer from one hand to another. Definitely, with Bitcoin there is that learning curve plus if one is not careful there is that risk of losing the coin by any means not to mention the many scammers and hackers just lurking anywhere online.

On the other hand, the very reasons why we have Bitcoin in the 2008-2009 financial crisis have now faded, maybe we should be waiting for another recession for Bitcoin to be a hot and on focused digital asset again. At the height of Bitcoin's popularity in 2017, speculations were the reason why Bitcoin was pushed upward and right now we don't have that kind of level of frenzied activities yet. Plus, there is no marketing campaign done for Bitcoin and in the global marketplace where brands are vying for attention, an ongoing and fully-funded advertising campaign can be needed, sadly here we don't have that privilege.