BTC  I posted something about the future of Bitcoin, but I didn’t communicate the message clearly to you, my dear ones.  People all around the world know Bitcoin and many buy it with the hope that its price will rise so they can sell it.  When they sell it, they convert it into the currency of their country, whether it’s dollars, euros, or any other currency of different countries.  Why do they do this? Because they’ve made a profit and now they want to use that money to buy things.  Here, they give importance to their national currency, and this mindset does not necessarily contribute to the advancement of Bitcoin and its future.  When Satoshi introduced Bitcoin, he made a huge revolution.  If people gradually start doing their economic transactions using Bitcoin—such as selling cars, buying houses, food, etc.  —then national currencies will no longer hold any value.  Yes, many people say that words and speeches won’t help Bitcoin, but if we, as the Bitcoin community, start with ourselves, we can very quickly send the message to the people that Bitcoin shouldn’t just be seen as an asset to buy and sell when its price goes up, then convert it back into their national currency.  We can eliminate intermediaries very soon.  The power of banks and governments comes from the people, and once they see that people no longer care about banks, paper money will lose its importance as well.

Another revolution in Bitcoin is the gradual shift of people's economic transactions to Bitcoin.  

BTC  People see Bitcoin as an asset, like gold or stocks.  This is very disappointing because in order for Bitcoin to become a global currency and for banks and governments to be excluded from its control, it should be used as money for transactions and buying and selling, not just as something to buy, hold, and sell when its price goes up.  The current view of Bitcoin is far from Satoshi Nakamoto's original goal.