What if Bitcoin doesn’t need mass adoption to succeed?

Everyone assumes Bitcoin “wins” only if the whole world uses it.

But what if that’s wrong?

What if Bitcoin’s endgame is much smaller:

• Central banks hold it as a reserve • Corporations keep it as treasury insurance • Individuals use it only as long-term savings • Almost no one spends it day to day

Gold isn’t used to buy coffee. Yet it’s worth trillions.

So here’s the uncomfortable question:

Does Bitcoin actually fail if it never becomes a global currency? Or is that narrative just a distraction?