I don’t. We are still in the VERY early days of crypto, and the “mainstream adoption” we talk about when discussing Bitcoin is actually only a tiny fraction of what’s to come. As technologies advance, Bitcoin (and most cryptos we see today) will be antiquated. Imagine Internet in its early days - not many people had access to it, and those who did had to connect using a slow dial up modem. They didn’t know that in a few decades the Internet will be used by the whole world, and that the speeds will be astronomical compared to a dial up connection. And the improvment didn’t happen overnight of course, but imagine if people rejected to accept a faster, more secure and reliable Internet, there’s no sense in that! The same thing will happen with crypto, I tell ya.