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Recognition and adoption might really be that still on the move but it doesnt mean that it would really be that applicable in most parts of the world on which there would really be those places on which they would really be banning or prohibiting Bitcoin or in overall cryptocurrency ideas. This is why it would really be that better that you shouldnt really be that too optimistic about global adoption scale because not all government of each country would really be having that kind of easy approach towards crypto on which we do even see up to this moment that there would really be those places on which they do make out some consideration and regulating it
but most of them are really that still on neutral or in between. They cant be sure whether they would be accepting it or not as of this moment and also we've seen into those countries who had completely ban
Bitcoin or crypto on circulating out into their country on which we know that it cant be completely get rid of it but having these prohibitions really do sucks as a crypto enthusiast living into that place.
I don't imagine that bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will reach global scale adoption levels easily any time soon. The government needs quite a long time to consider all aspects that could have an impact on its implementation, both negative and positive. So far governments have tended to think about how to compete with bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies with CBDCs, so they will think about the idea and roll it out.
Apart from government regulations that prohibit bitcoin as a legal means of payment, in some countries it is also necessary to consider many other factors before determining the legality of its use case. Bitcoin does not have a physical form like other currencies, Bitcoin also cannot guarantee that investors will not lose money and none of the users can guarantee that their money will never be lost if they lose access to their wallet. The government considers that to be a number of reasons, but it is not the main reason.
$100k is really just that small if we do speak about global adoption scale into the sense that majority of country does share up on the same positive sentiment towards Bitcoin
then we cant really just that be able to see those digits or numbers but it would really be much more higher.
Bitcoin doesn't need global adoption to reach $100k, it just needs more trust from big investors to invest in it to get $100k in value. A halving could help bitcoin break $100k in the future, as could a spot bitcoin ETF.