Well most likely, big names from other industries adopting this technology, is what could increase the market price 'coz it can basically trigger a demand from non-crypto investors as well. However, same thing goes with the opposite. Binance as one of the biggest exchanger, is having issues at this moment regarding its accessibility in my country, which might be contributing to the current decline of not only Bitcoin but majority of crypto's market prices. Adoption of cryptocurrency is still struggling at this point which limits every uptrend.
As we can see here, there are many factors that could affect the market price of Bitcoin and that includes events inside and outside this industry, both increase and decrease to its value. But as we all know everything's temporary and volatility is a norma thing in this blockchain.
Basically what can increase the price of Bitcoin will be mass adoption, if countries where it's restricted will remove the restrictions and also countries where it's banned will unban it, and if it's been used more as a digital cash to make payments, instead of just hodling it.
Any evidence to back that up?
So far I can see more and more people use other Crypto to pass those on.
Reason being the fee, the time bitcoin takes.
The focus of the thread is on Bitcoin, and the future occurrences that can increase it's price, and these factors above that you quote are the few that I could come up with.
Ofcourse there are alternative means of sending Bitcoin to other wallet addresses, and there are other coins that can be used alternatively when Bitcoin transaction fees is high, but the point is that the thread is specifically talking about Bitcoin and it's price increase in the future.
Well, what he said is still right; Bitcoin will be affected by this whole industry's acceptance from the world. Fees on the other hand seems to be a problem for the new ones but for those who are long enough to be in this industry, it is something expected whenever the market value of Bitcoin is increasing. As I've said nothing's permanent and there's still a possibility for transaction fees to decrease eventually.