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The first few years is OK and did categorize the major events that happened at the years, but the "predictive" portion is biased - not that I am against the bias, but to speak honestly -
2018 Should be a very big year for bitcoin regarding adoption IMO, Even more than 2013-2014 and probably more than even this year (2017).

August 1st effect is already starting right now, and if no something changing the core of bitcoin happens at the time I don't expect a big change in the price as well, which is fluctuating generally up and down.

The relationship between the two is only being a leader at an industry at a time, I don't see bitcoin having any other relationship with Yahoo, which is a privately operated company with very low efficiency, Bitcoin is the leading cryptocurrency and the current ETH HYIP showed that even more, with the instability of other altcoins.

Although it might not be able to replace conventional money in physical life but can easily replace it in the digital/internet world within few years, and after a little more even offline transactions using hardware wallets in the same way as Credit Cards, it has a big potential to become the next "money".

it is still HARD to use it in everything, you can still use it through selling and buying gift cards, but still there are still few restrictions, and it won't be with directly using gift cards, with the current number of shops, restaurants and websites accepting bitcoin is still minor specially in real-world (i.e offline).

A real bank offering interest does not exist in the bitcoin now, there are few user-based bank-like projects, collecting bitcoins and lending them + ALLOT of HYIP's claiming to so the same thing and just cycling the money between users.

This is so appropriate for a Sci-Fi novel, or better, a version in which they exchange BTC for everything and is the only currency usable worldwide, The practicality? I think a hardware wallet would do exactly the same effect although less sparkling.

Directly, No, The maximum that was achieved right now are bank accounts accepting accounts related to and with bitcoin but nothing direct like taking bitcoin or offering interest on it.
I don't see the meaning too, P2P loans and BTC won't work with banks.

With bitcoins gaining market and getting more and more popular, the number of transactions as well as users increase as well and that indeed shows the future potential of bitcoin, even though bitcoin is still not a leading currency but 10 or 20 years more and bitcoin would take over IMO.

What did you lose exactly and in what way? a hack? a loss of value? losing other customers?

Honestly, although bitcoin isn't the best interface for regular businesses, but I can't understand the way it costed your company hundreds of thousands of dollars.