I agree that massive use "as a currency" would be an enormous step in the "solidification" of Bitcoin, once that happens it will be difficult to kill it and it would probably not fall more than 20-30% even in the deepest bear markets (like fiat currencies). However, we're still not there, so I was referring to a more short term effect for the next bear market. And even if I'm partly critical of the strategic reserves, they could have a volatility-reducing effect that could pave the way for an increased use as payment tool.
Bitcoin has surpasses the period of dead, bitcoin now is on the developing stage and in the developing stage, it would widespread across the world. And as a currency which was created by individual and not the
GOVERNMENT so it will take some quality time to be accepted as a payment tool. And before it will be used as that it needs to be well known in the whole world so that when starts, marketers would not reject it.
Bitcoin has grown and it will never die again and coming to the next bear market, I dont think bitcoin will come down to $80k again. in the last 24 hours, bitcoin was at the rate of $110k but now it is $112k and still on the rising side and if investors bought at $110k, it was a good purchasing point.