I do advocate Bitcoin but, not all good things last forever, even good people die everyday. In short, Bitcoin may still be able to not survive. Not because it's not working properly or because it's not a scam, but because we still have a lot of naysayers out there. Governments, Banks, Individuals, so many challenges that the crypto community faces. Though, everyday, the chances of crumbling reduces but, until we outnumber the others, we are not standing on real solid ground.
For example, when a farmer dies, his grapes are still there and can be used by family, neighbors, or even sold for a profit.
Bitcoin is like a ripe grape, it has the benefit of having an owner somewhere. For now, it still survives and continues to grow and is also developed from generation to generation. Digital currencies are like that too, except the world was dropped by 1000 bombs like on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
I'm not talking about any bombs. Bombs even has nothing to do with Bitcoin because Bitcoin doesn't have any office. I'm talking about more attacks from the Governments, Banks, etc. We don't have up to half of the world on our side. Not even up to quarter of the world, so, we are small and maybe can't act more than the others who have outnumbered us. If we don't have enough companies backing us up, enough people who are all in, we can't vouch for the infinity of Bitcoin. Bitcoin may be more than a decade old, but it's still young, and if you know, a tree can easily be cut when it's still a young plant.