nope. most people don't care about decentralized money because the systemic risks of counterparty risk in finance haven't affected them. if depositor bail-ins start becoming more commonplace, or if there is a serious economic collapse from fractional reserve and rehypothecation practices by banks, i would expect that to change.
people tend not to understand risks until it's too late and the damage is already done.
Maybe you are right about the existence of people who tend not to understand the risks. But I disagree if you say If many people don't care about decentralized currencies because I think everyone in the world looks forward to it and I think in the next few years, currencies around the world will be decentralized.