Why The World Isn’t Quite Ready For Bitcoin…

I think the crazy part about Bitcoin is that we’re probably 20–30 years ahead of most people’s readiness to truly adopt it.
Even though it’s grown faster than almost any asset in history, real adoption is still tiny — less than 1% of the world owns any Bitcoin. Most people simply aren’t mad enough yet in my opinion.

I don’t think people are frustrated enough with inflation, not angry enough about their purchasing power disappearing, not fed up enough with the system to make the effort to understand something this different.
Bitcoin requires you to rethink what money actually is. Most people aren’t ready to do that mental work while they’re still comfortable.

But here’s what’s wild: the moment enough people do get mad enough — the moment they feel enough pain — the shift could happen incredibly fast. Because once they finally understand what Bitcoin is, there’s a real possibility they all start running toward it at once.

That’s why it feels both incredibly early and like it could explode at any moment. The pressure is building, but most people just aren’t uncomfortable enough yet to look for the solution.