Without a defining killer app, I am confident that Bitcoin will, in fits and starts, inevitably return to its 2009 levels. It would be pointless to guess how long that process will take; or when that killer app will appear although I am also confident it will appear at some entirely unpredictable point.
No going back to 2009 bro when you have players like goldman sachs saying the token needs to be of value for the system to function and then take into account they are invested into blockchain technology. Seems like them and others would have a good reason to keep things progressing.
I hope you're right. Goldman et al. may directly facilitate use of the blockchain through better exchanges, which could tend to raise bitcoins' price-level. Or they may try to build their own proprietary blockchains, would could tend to lower the price-level, at least at first. But I think even the wide use of corporate/governmental blockchains would be good for Bitcoin's blockchain in the long run, as institutions would probably use it as an archival backup, if only to save money -- why not?
That's in the rosy future. In the meantime, the crowd of onlookers just grows as it tries to figure out what the hell is going on. They're not going to buy until everybody else does first. But there's a twelve-year-old in the crowd who's getting an idea . . .
. I think bitcoin will be still alive until 5 years later, so it's a wise choice to stay for 5 years
