The important thing is that you understand that Bitcoin is not an asset to speculate on but a means of peer to peer payment.
I don't see anything wrong to treat Bitcoin as an asset because most of countries in this world doesn't accept Bitcoin as a currency, if you live in such countries and use Bitcoin as a currency, you're either can't buy anything with Bitcoin or someone report you to the police.
Either you're using Bitcoin as an asset or as a payment, you're part of Bitcoin adoption.