I see BTC being used around the world at an exponential rate. I look at how some companies grew over the years and how they expanded at a rate that was never dreamed of back in the 1980's. Walmart, Mcdonalds, as an example. My point is this, people that think $100,000 BTC is high now is like when Walmart was trading for .20 cents in 1980, and now they have stores all over the world. The potential for massive growth is possible when only 0.2% of the population use crypto now.
When it comes to the initial days of a company or an asset, people aren't wrong to rate it based on its value because you can't see the future, and you can't unsee the present. If a company is worth $20,000 in present, people won't think that it's going to be worth billions in the future, but they will think of it as it is at the moment. However, if it shows potential, some might predict that it is going to be worth way more in the future than it is right now.
Bitcoin was worth cents when it first came into existence. People could mine it with CPUs and have thousands of them lying around, and they didn't value it much because it wasn't valued highly at that time. Some knew it had the potential to go long, some thought it's not going to survive, but now, after more than 15 years, people can see its value, and evaluate based on its past and then predict its future.
We know that Bitcoin has been through a lot, but it survived through all of it, and the result is infront of us. Now, after all of that, if someone thinks that $100,000 is extremely high, they can be wrong, because it has greater potential.