I doubt it. If it goes this viral (Obviously because of people trying to make a quick buck), you can't imagine what the Government of countries would do. Not to mention how it would effect every currency in the world.
And I might want BTC to defeat the USD, but every currency is pushing it. Wallet hackers would increase, crappy altcoins (not saying all of them are terrible, but the good ones will be washed out), and Bitcoin would defeat itself. The mining equipment would be too high, and the scarcity would go up.
A tablet you may pay .89BTC for now could go up to 1-2BTC. Plus, ASICs will increase, thus, ruining itself.
None of what you said made any sense.
- Wallets can't be cracked by hackers barring trojans/keystroke loggers or massive improvements in computing power (quantum computing).
- Bad alt coins don't wash out good ones, they just die, and washing out altcoins doesn't have a negative effect on BTC anyway.
- Mining equipment prices will level off and then decline as efficiency approaches theoretical maximums, and every day mined coins become a progressively smaller percentage of the total bitcoin economy anyway.
- Every indicator suggests that appreciation of value of BTC or any currency results in spending because your money is worth more today than it was yesterday, making goods feel psychologically cheaper. For example, the CEO of Bitpay stated that his highest volume days are days when the BTC price goes up in a roundtable at Le Web this year.
