I'm just curious. The beauty of investing in bitcoin or any other crypto is in it's volatility. Volatility makes smart investors to study the market trends- know when to buy and also when to sell in order to maximize profit. The value of bitcoin is basically based on it's acceptability - as more and more countries adopt bitcoin and maybe build a reserve for it, it's value will definitely increase. However if bitcoin is generally adopted worldwide it's prize will become more stable and the volatility factor that investors leverage upon will fade. While it's possible that at this point the price may be $500k or more but this same price will become more stable and conversely not a very good investment option. Someone may say why has the price of gold not stabilized- well gold is physical and it's physical usage may increase. There are only 21million bitcoin that will ever be, but converting these to it's smallest unit (Sat.) and dividing it among the world's population is more than enough for everybody (approx. 300k sats), which further buttress my points on bitcoins potential stability with general acceptability.
Just as change is constant this is how stability is to Bitcoin, you can't predict it's actual state or price overtime and it's been this way. Yes volatility is one measure in which one get to invest in Bitcoin amidst it's fluctuations rate and constant change in price. And again overtime we've experience or observed the adoption of Bitcoin in an increasingly manner but it doesn't guarantee any stability in price so I'll say in regards to this it'll definitely take a long while for it's price to be at a stable rate.