What does Bitcoin look like in 20 years if adoption keeps growing?

I’ve been thinking less about short-term price lately and more about what Bitcoin could actually look like 10–20 years from now. Not in terms of “how high does it go,” but in terms of real usage.

Like… what happens if adoption just keeps growing? More people self-custodying instead of leaving coins on exchanges. More businesses accepting BTC directly. Cross-border payments without needing banks in the middle.

People choosing to save in something with a fixed supply instead of constantly inflating currencies.

At some point, if that trend continues, Bitcoin stops being seen as just a speculative asset and starts looking more like infrastructure. A base layer. A monetary network that people actually rely on.

And historically, when a new monetary network gains critical mass, the people who paid attention early weren’t just “lucky.” They understood what was happening before it became obvious to everyone else. So for me the real question isn’t will price go up.

It’s what happens if a censorship resistant, fixed-supply asset just keeps gaining adoption globally.

Curious how others here think about the 10–20 year outlook, purely from a network and usage perspective.