That is a good news, it means 2015 it will touch 2000
I highly doubt that.
Look at Google Trends:
In spring of 2013 Bitcoin was everywhere in the Mainstream Media (e.g. because of the Euro crisis). What do you think comes next? The Intergalactic Media?
It seems like people are losing interest in Bitcoin. You can also see this in the trade volume on the exchanges:
This, and the big an small scandals & scams around Bitcoin (exchanges down (Vircurex, Cryptsy, Bter, btc-e), MtGox stopped USD withdrawals, aurumxchange closed, banks (Citi & Chase) no longer processing Bitcoin related transactions, shady ASIC companies (mining with customer hardware), etc.) will slowly kill Bitcoin.
You forget that apart from media exposure there is a fundamental factor that need to improve for wider adoption: infrastructure. It's true that a massive % of the world population was exposed to Bitcoin recently, but 99% of them didn't have a clue about how to quickly enter the market. Buying your first bitcoins is an adventure, first you have to understand how Bitcoin works, then you start throwing a little money to it to understand how to handle the coins, and when you finally decide to
invest significant money in it months has already passed. The fact is that there are only a few, very shitty exchanges, with obscure validation policies. The infrastructure is shaky, Bitcoin exchanges has a very poor history in terms of reliability, the % of them that just vanishes is astoundingly high.
While its obvious that we recently had a massive hype cycle, the infrastructure is not good enough for massive, quick adoption. If the infrastructure improves, with less media exposure you will have bigger players (=more money) entering the market, and that's crucial to reach further heights.
TL;DR -> there's still a huge margin for growth, regardless of what google trends say.