The biggest thing I've gotten wrong with Bitcoin has always been timeframe for speed of adoption.

When I first discovered Bitcoin mid 2017 I figured I'd buy a little in hopes that It'd hit $50-70k by the time I retired making it a small portion of my retirement basket, we hit that milestone exponentially faster then I could've ever imagined.

A few years ago if you had told me that by 2023-2024 we'd have over 10 spot ETFs pending approval and wallstreet chomping on the bit to get into Bitcoin, multiple small countries starting to adopt a Bitcoin standard, multiple Presidential candidates in the USA supporting Bitcoin, and Bitcoin receiving the highest ESG rating in the industry after all the fake waste of energy fud it's gotten, I would've said you were full of shit and overly bullish.

Never underestimate the speed of adoption and network effects/game theory. Before we know it we'll have sovereign wealth funds, millionaires/billionaires like Saylor, large banks, corporations, and governments pouring into Bitcoin one by one.

The next few decades will be exciting ones, this up coming decade will probably go down in history as the beginning of the great monetary reset.