Bitcoin's future level of adoption is obvious as the internets in 1990...

....which is to say not that obvious at all.

The internet's takeover of the world was not evident in 1990. Instead, a small contingent understood or cared about its implications and suspected it would catch on. But the vast majority of people thought the internet was a niche tool for academics or computer nerds or didn't know of its existence at all.

The internet was not obvious, but it was inevitable.

The way humans connect, the way society operates, and what the internet provides the individual and society made its rise a foregone conclusion. Certain people mocked its use and questioned its utility until its use became ubiquitous—a technology enmeshed in the fabric of everyday life.

Bitcoin is the same. What Bitcoin will mean to society in the long term is not apparent to the casual observer, but that doesn't make it any less inevitable.

Bitcoin's nature and the structure of the global economy indicate a natural, unstoppable progression to global adoption— the next ubiquitous technology enmeshed in the fabric of everyday life.