What I think is that if bitcoin continue to remain a deflationary coin and if the price continue to rise, more countries will make it to be part of their reserves. I think it will compete with gold and probably later compete with dollar. Just that time is important, people needs to be patient as this may take years or decades.
yeah totally agreed.. Bitcoin's deflationary structure & upward price trajectory undoubtedly open the door for additional nations to include it in their reserves, so no way to deny it posing a threat to gold & ultimately the dollar.
till now the condition is, central banks continue to exercise caution, afaik 93% of central banks have no plans to hold digital assets, according to a 2025
OMFIF survey. so, even though the concept is becoming more popular, adoption is still not widespread. Fed Chair Powell claims that Bitcoin is a competitor to gold, not the dollar & that it is a digital gold rather than a fiat substitute. you know, institutional adoption exploded in 2025 as a result of new laws looking into strategic reserves, corporate treasuries adding Bitcoin, and ETFs attracting $50 billion. Institutional interest is genuine and growing. That signifies a change in generation.
So as like you i always say It is a marathon, not a sprint, the key is patience, mate...