Well, sometimes I look at the creation, price history and even read the white paper of Bitcoin and I would imagine what Satoshi wanted about Bitcoin and if he feels happy with what is going on now.
I don't think Satoshi would have want Bitcoin to even become a legal tender. Satoshi said Bitcoin is for the common man and woman to accept in payment on agreement, that's a simple p2p. He never wanted authorities or government to come together in agreement for Bitcoiners to use Bitcoin. He wanted every man to do his thing in a decentralized manner. But I guess that Bitcoin as a legal tender will even make the government to put a very close eye on how every individual is spending their Bitcoin which was not meant to be so.
You can add what you think.
To be honest not every person can contribute to the BTC blockchain in terms of Nodes, because hash power is touching the sky and not every person with an ordinary computer would add computation power to the BTC node. But I wonder if there is any way to contribute to the BTC blockchain with my ordinary system with no physical graphic card.
Maybe there is some way of which I am unaware. Please mention if there is any. I can predict that Satoshi must have assumed that the world will not remain the same because computational power will increase, or it has to increase because more adoption of BTC means more congestion on the network and it means we need more computational power to process transactions.
Making BTC a legal tender does not make it centralized, because it will not be controlled by the government. And that's a good thing, but they can keep a close eye on every individual and to do that there is no need for them to adopt it as legal tender.
