This is actually something I think about often. I found out about bitcoin sometime in 2013-14 and it's been such a huge part of my life in many different ways that I will sit and ponder how much has my and other's peoples lives changes since then. It's done so much for me on a personal level, but what I really care about is what it's done for others who are unbanked, who can't trust neither their banks or governments, those who need to send money overseas to family to survive but need it to happen quickly and cheaply etc etc.
The thing to remember also is that bitcoin is only going to improve, and if it's as great as it is already and were are just get started, imagine where things will be in another 10..20 years.
The thing to remember also is that bitcoin is only going to improve, and if it's as great as it is already and were are just get started, imagine where things will be in another 10..20 years.
Bitcoin is indeed a life-changer. Those who discover it, never look back. The pioneer cryptocurrency not only encourages us to be more financially-responsible, but also self-sufficient/independent. For the first time ever, people get to own their money without fear of censorship from the government. No one thought money would become completely independent from the state, yet here we are today. A world without Bitcoin would simply be meaningless, as people will be subject to the likes of central banks and governments alike. Now that Bitcoin is a reality, people are free from such rule. I'm impressed by how big Bitcoin has grown ever since it came into inception nearly 13 years ago. If it went this far, imagine what will happen within one or two decades from now. My guess is that Bitcoin would finally reach mainstream adoption as most people worldwide use it as a substitute of Fiat. With El Salvador adopting Bitcoin as legal tender, anything's possible. The future is exciting for early Bitcoin adopters like us. Just my opinion
