When we were just infants, no one had a clue about what Bitcoin would become. It took us a considerably longer time to truly grasp Bitcoin's potential. I believe those who adopted BTC early on when its price was below $1 were individuals who valued Nakamoto's vision back then. They wanted to support the project Nakamoto was developing by holding some BTC, without any expectations of it becoming as valuable as it is today. Because, back in the day, Bitcoin was envisioned as a peer-to-peer currency, not an investment instrument.

We won't witness price surges as outrageous as in the past, as everyone now recognizes that Bitcoin is primarily used as an investment vehicle. For those still contemplating making Bitcoin a life-changing factor, perhaps you should exercise a bit more patience because Bitcoin has now entered its adolescent phase. It's well-known and increasingly adopted by a significant portion of society.