So even if Bitcoin gets to a very skyhigh price, there will be no need to hold a whole Bitcoin to your self. We can just make transactions and save in tiny fractions. so that's it, if Bitcoin had an unlimited supply like regular Money, it would lose purchasing power and value over time
So what about the concept of altcoins which may also be limited in their creation and ultimately burned, would their prices be much higher than Bitcoin? In a more potential concept, a certain amount of supply isn't the only reason Bitcoin's price has risen to its current level other factors may also influence it. Bitcoin has advantages over most coins created, which is why it is the best asset, and it has overcome many challenges from governments that oppose it.
But now, awareness of Bitcoin's potential is starting to change, as many countries are considering it as a strategic reserve. As a result we can expect widespread adoption and increased trust from large institutions and corporations who are starting to consider Bitcoin as a strategic reserve for their hedge funds.